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Originally posted by DonM:
People are pretty much guessing what the Audya does and doesn't do


But some of them have been guessing right...

It isn't really guessing when you have knowledge of prior products, or if you have experience with using similar functions in a computer environment...

Then, it's just common sense.

The Audya is NOT 'revolutionary', it is simply another step down the path. Many of it's touted features have existed in other products or software long before now. Even the AI seems to remind me of older Korg products, that would change patterns based on velocity, chord types (more of them than most others), note density (or was that one Technics?), etc..

Guitar loop libraries are STILL not fully functional in TOTL computers...

And Ketron's style editing tools have, in the past, been VERY bare bones.

It ain't GUESSING.... it's 'extrapolation'
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