Originally posted by FAEbGBD:
I can understand that. Although, for crossfades and or filters I usually like to use some other assignable slider, especially if it is something that is going to be left on or part way on. With a joystick I can integrate my filter sweep or vibrato depth in with my pitch bending; kind of neat to open a filter or increase a vibrato while a pitch ben is happening.
Yes, Rory, the joystick has it's advantages for sure...on the PSR-S910, there aren't any assignable sliders per se, so the wheel is rather important in that respect.
On one of the Korg's I'm pretty sure I remember being able to assign the Leslie, or rotary speaker, fast and slow, to the joy-stick's side to side motion...it was a lot like the half-moon switch on my old B-3, and felt very natural.
I remember playing a Roland (or was it a Korg?) synth that had the paddle, or lever, and pitch bend and mod wheels as well.
Ian
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