Have to watch this, replying to myself now, checked
m-tron which has 7 backing tracks one of which sounds
vaguely South American but not I think a tango. I
belive m-tron was sampled from a Mark II but I think
there were more than 7 backing tracks so:
How may keys on the left manual, how many stations?
And presumably there were 3 tracks at each station.
The backing tracks on m-tron don't cover all the 35
keys, they are quite well synchronised, it is possible
to play chords.
Was it possible to play in a minor key?
Mark
PS Did they include the TANGO?!
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m-tron which has 7 backing tracks one of which sounds
vaguely South American but not I think a tango. I
belive m-tron was sampled from a Mark II but I think
there were more than 7 backing tracks so:
How may keys on the left manual, how many stations?
And presumably there were 3 tracks at each station.
The backing tracks on m-tron don't cover all the 35
keys, they are quite well synchronised, it is possible
to play chords.
Was it possible to play in a minor key?
Mark
PS Did they include the TANGO?!
--- Mark Pring <markpringnz@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> track? I have my reasons for asking.
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> Mark
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