My point exactly... Why purchase this limited keyboard for 1790 euros (close
to $2100 USD) when you can purchase great samples for $200 and load them
into a very functional Motif ES, Fantom, or Triton for much less... and have
all the other great features of those instruments? Makes no sense...
My bet is that it is never produced for the market...
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Okay... They're taking a generic sample-playing keyboard, putting it
in a box that vaguely resembles the targeted musical instrument,
slicing off some of the keys and likewise crippling the sampler's
other capabilities to match the functional limitations of the targeted
musical instrument, and marketing the result that as a modern version
of that instrument.
At a deep philosophical level, don't you think that's... kind'a weird?
-- DonMessage
RE: [Mellotronists] RE: Memotron
2006-01-28 by David Jacques
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