Thanks for the heads up - i'd like to see that article. Personally - I'm
actually thinking about selling my AN1X (i know - i can't believe it either)
as I've recently acquired too much analog gear, and I just can't justify
keeping any more digital stuff around. It should be noted that I also just
recently acquired a dx7iifd, and with two parts of dx7 timbrality - I think
I'm pretty set for fm-synthy digital sounds. :)
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 10:11 AM, spaceanimals <jim.alciere@...>wrote:
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> Our beloved AN1X is featured prominently on the back of Keyboard Magazine
> as an example of how far the new virtual synths have come. Why are the new
> synths so short, and how do you put one on a keyboard stand?
>
> I had a friend replace a key on the AN1X--it is a royal pain, requires
> taking everything apart, and even if you are tech savvy (this guy took apart
> and rebuilt a laptop), it still took most of an afternoon.
>
> Finally, thanks to all with advice. I set up knob 1 to control midi number
> 7 and sure enough the volume on my vintage keys goes up and down, but so
> does the volume on the AN1X. How do I set it up so it doesn't affect the
> AN1x. I tried turning the omni off but that didn't help. I get nervous
> dealing with the techie parts of the synth, afraid I'll mess something up
> and it'll never recover.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jimmy
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