On Fri, 27 Jun 2008, korgpolyex800 wrote:
doesn't matter to me. does the EX800 even have a sequencer...? syncing to
MIDI would be nice.
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"But that one 16 ounce cut of prime rib is equal to a
thousand gallons of fresh water, a few acres of grass,
a few fish, a quarter acre of corn etc. What's the
point of taking a shorter shower to conserve water as
Greenpeace is preaching if you can sit down and
consume a 1000 gallons of water at a single meal? And
that single cut of meat would have cost as much in
vegetable resources equivalent to what could be fed to
an entire African village for a week."
-- Capt Paul Watson, A Very Inconvenient Truth
> Does this matter to you? Will you more likely use the LFO sync'ed up to=================
> MIDI or to the onboard sequencer? Should I focus on oscillating the
> LFO's from MIDI time code or from the onboard sequencer or will you use
> both?
doesn't matter to me. does the EX800 even have a sequencer...? syncing to
MIDI would be nice.
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"But that one 16 ounce cut of prime rib is equal to a
thousand gallons of fresh water, a few acres of grass,
a few fish, a quarter acre of corn etc. What's the
point of taking a shorter shower to conserve water as
Greenpeace is preaching if you can sit down and
consume a 1000 gallons of water at a single meal? And
that single cut of meat would have cost as much in
vegetable resources equivalent to what could be fed to
an entire African village for a week."
-- Capt Paul Watson, A Very Inconvenient Truth