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Subject: Re: Lag in the HAWK-800

From: "Tim" <gilburpgrape@...>
Date: 2010-02-24

Hi all,

I have not come across any noticeable lag in my use of the Hawk 800/Atomahawk equipped Poly 800 Mk1's also!

Playing it's own keyboard or triggering from my Behringer uma25s midi keyboard controller (via an edirol um2ex midi/usb interface)still gives me nothing noticeably near that sort of lag time.

Granted, I have never given the sequencer or the velocity sensitive operators a run around the block yet since it's upgrade so I can't comment if that's the culprit but I use all other functions and have not picked up any obvious lag time.

I personally think my Poly's have progressed in leaps and bounds with the upgrade kits and the only unfortunate thing is that my friends are not sythesizer inclined so I can't really recommend the product to them otherwise I would.

Keep up the good work Mike.

Tim








--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "honod3k" <cbluff@...> wrote:
>
> Maybe I'm the exception, but I haven't noticed it. Perhaps I play ahead of the sound like a pipe organist.
> What's the alternative? Let the user pick and choose which features the firmware includes? Sounds like a administrative nightmare for you.
> This synth is 25 years old, for crying out loud. You're lucky to find ones that still work. I'm amazed at what you've been able to do with this antiquated technology. If the original Poly is the center of your keyboard rig, perhaps it's time you graduated to something newer. As for me, I find I have begun playing the Poly again after it sat gathering dust for many years.
> -Craig
>