Several people here have the Expressionist and love it. I will let them
expound. I have the Kenton pro-2000 and find it VERY well suited for a full
2-voice synth. You can control more voices, but it is best suited for 2
voice. I like the assignability of the aux outputs, including triggers, not
just gates. The Kenton pro-2000 is not well suited for full polyphonic
operation as it offers no voice rotation. In the Kenton line you might want
to step up to the pro 4 if you want more than 2 voices on a regular basis.
However, my pocketbook is not suited for a full polyphonic MOTM, so the
pro-2000 was perfect for me. The accuracy of the Kenton is excellent. I
have no complaints.
Congratulations on your MOTM purchase.
Larry Hendry
----- Original Message -----
From: <bigw@...>
To: <motm@egroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 06, 2000 10:07 PM
Subject: [motm] Midi CV convertors
I will initially use my Waldorf Pulse plus as a midi to cv convertor, but
was
wondering If i could get some opinions on the JKJ, Encore, and Kenton stuff.
Thx
Jim
bigw@... wrote:
> Thought I would share my order with everyone:
> 2 300 VCO's
> 1 320 LFO
> 1 120 Sub Octave Multiplexor
> 1 100 Ring Modulator
> 2 800 Envelopes
> 1 440 Low pass Filter
> 1 900 Power Supply
> 2 pr of rails
> all this and just $40 over budget.
> I probally would of gotten the Noise/S & H unit, but Paul is redesigning
> this so I thought I would wait, I hope to add the MS filter next and more
> VCO/LFO modules later. Paul was nice enough to spend 2 hrs on the phone
> tonite to talk about everthing from favorite bands, future modules,
company
> philosophy, to finally my system : ) Thx Paul !!!!! Cany wait for the
> mixer, the devider, the sequencer, and other modules to come out!!
> Jim