>>At 03:11 PM 19/07/18 +0100, loudpaul wrote:
>Very interesting reply, to be honest i have thought about that myself quite
>a few times, but I thought............surely yamaha would not bring out a
>synth that ....woudn't sync properly.....have expansion boards that dont
>marry to thier software..........or marry to the keyboard that it is
>in.........but yes they did.
>Pitty they didnt design something that all worked as 1, as I thought it
>would when I bought it.
>What did you replace it with per chance?
Haven't decided yet. I have several other synths, but I was looking for a
good synth to use an an "all-in-one" gigging synth that would have
excellent quality versions of all the basic sounds I need (ac. pno, rhodes,
wurlitzer, B3, strings, pads, analog synth sounds, etc.
I could have gone with the S80, but I didn't want to go above 40 lbs in
weight.
I could have gone with a Triton Pro, but I don't think the user interface
is designed very well for live performing, at least not for me.
For me, the best system I have yet used is my combination of a Roland A-50
controller plus a rack with several synth modules. But it's not perfect -
I don't like carrying the rack around to gigs, the A-50 user interface is
good but could be better. Etc., etc.
It looks like I'm never going to find what I'm looking for, so I'm
considering abandoning the search. I may just buy a Korg CX-3, and gig
with my P80 piano and the CX3.
Richard
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