Seconded. It's all over the second Systems Theory album 'Codetalkers' .
Riverrunon that album is practically a demo tune for that instrument.
See:
http://www.mikedick son.org.uk/ codetalkers/ index.html The sound is also enormously big for such a small instrument. It almostmakes me forget ever having the horror that was the M1.
Mike
lsf5275@aol. com wrote:
No, but I would recommend that you consider a MicroKorg. Theyrun on batteries or a A/C adapter and with a set of headphones, you canplay it anywhere. It fits in carry on luggage and is loads of fun toplay.
Frank
In a message dated 3/26/2009 11:04:05 P.M. Eastern DaylightTime, markpringnz@ yahoo.com writes:
I am off overseas for a couple of months away from my belovedtron, piano and Korg midi keyboard, I will have no access to anykeyboard for a couple of months and the Korg is too big to fit in mybackpack and might be an awkward shape for hand luggage. I have seenroll up pianos advertised and read one review anybody tried one?
Feeling the pinch at the grocery store? Makemeals for under $10.
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