--- In AN1x-list@y..., faethor@c... wrote:
> Hello everyone.
> I just purchased the PLG-AN board for my sw1000xg card, and I have to
> say it's very impressive. I don't really understand it yet, but I'm
> working on it :).
Congrats on the new PLG150AN. Please visit the Files section and check
out the new Tips and Tricks section for some PLG150AN tips by Gary...
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list/files/Tips%20and%20Tricks/ > What I want to know is if anyone out there has a An1x/PlG-an board
> and a Ms2000(r), or has exp with both.
> I had a chance to play around with the ms2000r and walked away
> wanting one very badly awhile back. I haven't had much time to play
> with the AN board yet, so I really don't know how they compare.
I suggest you search the archive for MS2000 as we've had a few
discussions on it. IMO, lovely interface - good sound - insufficient
polyphony for THAT price tag. I prefer my AN1x.
>
> Will they compliment each other, or will the PLG-an board do pretty
> much what the Ms2000 can do?
The AN1x (PLG150AN in your case) sits so well in a mix with minimal
effort on the users part - it accomanies many other synths nicely.
>
> I want a unit with a Vocoder and a Input for filtering my Bass and
> Guitar. The Ms2000 has it but not the An1x. I have looked into the
> Waldorf MicroQ, but haven't had hands on exp with it yet.
If you really want a Vocoder then it's not a bad idea - the MicroQ
seems to be popular with list members.
>
> Also, quick newbie question:
> How do you get the PLG-AN to work inside Cakewalk 9. Any help will be
> appreciated.
This should help get you started:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list/files/Tips%20and%20Tricks/tt_plg150an_cakewlk9.htm
> Thanks in advance.
> Kevin
regards,
Jon