I will try to not repeat too much of what others have said. Many good suggestions have been listed. Mine are:
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- easier access to changing splits
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- PC software for configuring all aspects of the keyboard (most importantly registrations)
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- MP3 functionality
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- Hi/Low impedance combo jacks for input and outputs and 2nd mic jack
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- Left/Right connectors for flexible arm lamps
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- music stand that does not come apart into little connector pieces to lose. Also it needs to be closer to the player. I find it too far away to read and sometimes turn pages so I use a stand-alone music stand that allows me to place it right about the screen.
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- More SA voices. Specifically a good clarinet, Jazz guitar, Electric bass, and Acoustic bass. I find none of these sounds on my T2 to my liking.
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- ability to attach a USB computer keyboard for typing
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- modify display so longer names are displayed for registrations
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- lots of surprises
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- some people have posted about real-time chord sequencers.
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- ability to change the octaves of LH voice as easily as RH voices
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- 2 measure breaks
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- Ability for the browser to go to any web address, download files and open Zips and RAR files as many things we download are in those archive formats
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- built-in wired and wireless LAN adaptor. And if this becomes a LAN aware device, how about a midi/file access driver for the PC that works over the network so we can connect the T3 to the network and access it via a PC without needed to run another wire for the USB.
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- Continue to enhance chord recongition engine so it can identify more jazz voicings, rootless voicings, and slash chord voicings.
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- real-time performance controls for variation of guitar strums (aka Roland) with some kind of foot control option
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- some kind of really smart AI engine that does real-time variations to drumming, comping, and strumming patterns.
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- half-pedaling for the sustain pedal
Oh, I almost forgot, how about 76 keys?
[This message has been edited by RobertG (edited 07-07-2006).]
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