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#163595 - 03/24/05 10:39 AM
Re: Gimme, gimme , gimme
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Registered: 11/10/00
Posts: 2195
Loc: Catskill Mountains, NY
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Good topic. My answer is still the same as before. For those that don't like windows apps ( including me to a point in a dedicated hardware board ), a modular setup so that you can buy whatever options that you like when you order the board.
I don't want to pay an exoribitant amount either, so I'd leave of what I don't need.
I don't need my arranger to have sampling, but I would like it to be able to access vst effects and instruments from within. I don't need it to access windows based progrms though, so I don't think I need a "neko" type system, but I would like to be able to purchase modules made by the manufacturer to give me that "karma" effect.
I don't really need it to have an internal sequencer either for that matter, except of course for the actual pattern sequencer that plays the styles. A playback sequencer would be ok, but I never use an arranger's sequencer for live play anyway, since I already have a laptop with more sophisticated sequencers than any kb has. I don't need a harmonizer either.
A 76 key option.
Your #5 cassp.. I think an Mlan system would cover that.
I too could live without many of the voices... I'd like some good quality staples for easy access, but after that ..
This is where Vst would be big for me. A module version of an XLutop chainer type program is all I would need.
AJ
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