yep
the an200 I have works very well for me for those needs...
just need to get more tight with the editor to make saving things a bit easier on my end...
<the dx200 isn't bad to use either> ;-)
dale
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----- Original Message -----
From: uralmoto2001
To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 8:19 AM
Subject: [AN1x] Re: programming "realistic" orchestra patches
The shark music from "Jaws" would be much easier ;-) That "cello
edge" patch was one of a dozen or so an1x patches I copied on the
Ion. Later I found a Micron preset(the Yo-Yo Ma's) that was closer to
a real cello. I was going to copy more an1x patches over to Ion, but
there are too many differences between the two. Quite a few an1x
patches use hard sync/FM at same time. An1x has same osc serving as
sync master and FM modulator; this cannot be done on Ion, which is
also missing the osc "edge" parameter. I have the plg150an, and I'm
constantly suprised how versatile it can be... best $240. I ever
spent. -
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Steve
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