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Fix: Outboard compressor.
I know some may give me heat for saying this, but it can help prevent needless
speaker damage, at least from an automatic standpoint. I think Mr. Rainbow has
got it right for most situations - if you KNOW that a certain patch is too loud
or too soft, then you'll just have to adjust something real time in a live venue
to compensate. Here we're complaining about an analog modler... does anyone
think the real thing was better?? My JX-10 could make beautiful sounds but the
output levels between patches were infuriating.

Ed Edwards
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----- Original Message -----
From: "spaceanimals" <alciere@...>
To: <AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 5:56 PM
Subject: [AN1x] re: output level


> I find this problem in many synths. Filters cut the volume. Effects
> add to the volume. Feedback also adds to the volume. I usually turn
> the volume way down when I change a patch, then turn it up until it
> sounds right. Some people spend weeks normalizing their patches
> before going on tour.Sometimes I'll work on a batch of about ten
> patches and try to get the levels all right. I don't have the
> patience to do more.
>
> Rainbow Jimmy
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