Alesis Andromeda A6

Actually the MicroQ and Q have the same technology inside each other...
appart some other precisions.
So your answer has some importance.
Problem i wouldn't be able to keep both... but i would be happy of course
like most of you would. =: )
Well i can actually but my money economies in bank would get very low.

Ahhhhh i have to check this thing about Hartmann...
It's important i think.
Thanks

Moreno


>-----Original Message-----
>From: Larry <heroesforghosts@...>
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>Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 12:07 AM
>To: Andromeda_A6@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [Andromeda_A6] Re:Andromeda really good to get
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>I don't have a Q,but I do have the Micro Q and XT.The first thing I
>noticed when comparing the Waldorf sound to the Andromeda is that
>they share some common ground,both have great pads,as well as
>strings,and basses. After a while,I began to notice the Waldorf pads
>have a somewhat digital graininess to them,while the Andromeda's pads
>were more smooth in texture. I like both,and there's a place in music
>for all sounds. The Andromeda does better leads,period. The Waldorfs
>leads,even the ones emulating analog,just don't sound as good. Both
>machines have(Q and A6)their own good and bad points,but if you can
>afford to have them both,you can cover a lot of sonic
>territory.Weren't the Q and Andromeda both designed by Axel
>Hartmann,maker of the new Neuron synth?
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