hi,
i'm trying to understand what is best for me upgrading....

The features i need are:
a) 16 tracks sequencer fully editable and VERY simple to use
b) a "note processor" (or "note arranger" if you like) tool (i.e. once i press a note, using this tool I can repeat infinitely the note pressed, editing tempo of repeating too)

That kind of "note processor" tool is a necessity 'cause i compose dance music, so my recording work would be fastest & easier (especially loopin drum tracks).

I'd spend about 1.000-1.1000 Euros max.

Thanks for advices.
Bye

[This message has been edited by SunBlack (edited 03-11-2005).]

Using Cubase Audio on an Atari Falcon 030 is the best and easiest way for working that I know. This program includes a special drum page, midi page, master track control, auto punch-in and punch-out, phrase synthesizer, digital effects, and so on...



A notator software is also available for this system. Cubase is the leading product on the music market.
If you mean that the Atari is too old for your interests you may want to have a newer hard- and software. Ask Steinberg (or your music dealer) for PC or Mac software (I think it's called 'Cubase SX') which will cost about 800,- Euro (= less than 1,000 $US).
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Greetings from Frankfurt (Germany),
Sheriff ;-)

[This message has been edited by Sheriff (edited 03-12-2005).]

Well,
i meant i need a keyboard featuring those functions.
No PC stuff, please.......

[This message has been edited by SunBlack (edited 03-12-2005).]