Hi Lou,

I have installed the SD-1 Rel.4.0 without problems.
The sounds are more clean, without noises, specifically the eletr. pianos, saxes
and organs (the Piano is amazing).
Till now I detect only a small problem, easy to solve (see my comments: “AJ help Miller 4.0……”, 02/27/2003) .
The great advantage of this keyboard is the facility to load the styles and sound parameters of rel.3.0 for rel.4.0 and vice-versa.
I love this keyboard.

Armando

Tu es francais Dreamer?
tu es qui dans le forum francais?

To All...
Thanks for the your opinions on the Sd1 and please keep the feedback coming...



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Lou

Dan,
je ne suis pas francais, mais italien. Je n'ai jamias ecrit dans le Forum francais car je n'ai jamais eu l'occasion... (dommage, je sais...)
Vive l'Europe!
Andrea

Un Italien qui parle Francais ) Sympa!!

Cela dis... niveau politique, en ce moment, je me sens plus proche des américains que des européens fatigués...

Andrea,

Parla Italiano

Speak English

Parlais Français

e agora fala também Português.


WOW


Armando

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Armando,

meu português é ainda muito primitivo,

pero yo hablo español.....

.....und Ich spreche auch ein wenig deutsch (nur ein bisschen, muss Ich sagen)

Viva o Brasil!
Ciao!
Andrea

Andrea is a real multi-lingualist.

Fact is that people who have English or Spanish as 'first' language often have no 2nd language they can speak or read/write.

Many European people have one-, two- or three 2nd languages. Dutchies get at least 2 foreign languages at school. (English, German, French or spanish)

Another fact is that e.g. people from The Netherlands really try to communicate in the language of the 'foreigner', while for example many French people do not even try.
Once I visited Bruxelles (Belgium) a bi-lingual city : French and Dutch.
As I stayed in an expensive hotel I found two bar-tenders (both Belgium !) speaking English to eachother. None of the guys wanted to 'please' the other one by trying to speak his language


Was Ich an die Deutsche Sprache nicht schoen finde sind die notwendige Buchstaben und komplizierte Grammatik.

Auf wiedersehen !
Aju paraplu ! (my home-dialect)

Roel

Roel,
du hast ganz recht!
But at least german and dutch are not so different...
Aju paraplu? This reminds me of the french word "parapluie" (umbrella), but of course the meaning is quite different!
Ciao!
Andrea