The pads and joystick is keen to my eye on the Korg. I use the darkstar's joystick and really like it doing sweeps. I have a zoom rt 323 with pads that do work fine. The evolutions did not feel right to me and I did not like them as much... Last weekend I played with them again at the local GC. I could not get them to open a korg box. The Korg micro was on display however and I think the feel on the keys on it might be similar. But that isn't what I am after really. I do need to save settings on it as the vst's I use are different as well as the other synths. It isn't the keys for me, I sub that with a s-80 when I have things set up... Much to think and ponder.... dale Administrator for Kay-Net.com admin@... Lancaster CA 661-723-0266 Moderator of SETI_techdesk Join here SETI_techdesk-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Band Web page http://www.soundclick.com/bands/7/inquisitorbetrayermusic.htm edited reference below ----- Original Message ----- From: Jon To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 3:06 AM Subject: Re: [AN1x] Au Revoir I really like the Korg microKobtrol. It's obviously new substitute for a controller with full size keys but, those 'springy' mini-key s are indded fun to play with as are the velocity sensitive pads. What attracts me to the Korg is a) the number of preset templates provided (which cover 90% of the softsynths I own) and b) the editing software is OS X ready and appears to be easy to use. I'm aware of the new Behringer control surface/mixers but I honestly haven't paid too much attention. I am very interested in that new Yamaha 01x (?) model but, again, I haven't spent much time on it. It seems like every time I turn around there's some cool new piece of technology fueling my case of G.A.S.!!! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [AN1x] Au Revoir
2004-04-08 by Dale Kay