Originally Posted By: ianmcnll
Originally Posted By: Mark79100

I'm not sure I want to pay for all of those editing options. I tend to be a player, and my days of editing went out with the DX7.





However, the Kronos is quite a beautifully sounding instrument, although Nedim's sound editing demonstration was rather too simplistic to be of any benefit, at least to me.

Most arranger keyboards, from all brands, have enough sound editing for 99% of a "player's" needs, in my opinion.

Ian


I agree with you on both points Ian amd Mark79100, Nedim moved far to fast for me to keep up, he lost me on the first "dah-di-dah", maybe that was the name of the tune he was going to play when he got a good sound out of the KRONOS, he will come back with some more nuggetts, perhaps not on the KRONOS.

Tony
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