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#101258 - 10/05/04 02:13 AM Re: psr 3000 module
jamman Offline
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Registered: 08/24/04
Posts: 666
Loc: City of Angels in the golden s...
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Originally posted by BillErickson:
Does it even really make sense to have an Arranger module? For me, a big part of the advantage of an arranger is the layout of controls that allow for quick access during performance. Wouldn't you loose that with a module in a rack-mount over by the side??




this is how some of them look.korg i series
http://silverhawk33.tripod.com/id10.html

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#101259 - 10/05/04 04:09 AM Re: psr 3000 module
drdalet Offline
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Registered: 09/28/03
Posts: 187
Loc: Amersfoort, Netherlands
Why not a Tyros-module?
Anyway, are there good keyboards+controlers, able to handle all the parameters? Even Tyros en PSR3000 don't have enough buttons, to control all the posibilities!
And I am not sure if there is a market for a module with styles. If you don't want styles, there are the Motif modules (have to wait a while for the Motif ES rackversion though)
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#101260 - 10/05/04 09:00 AM Re: psr 3000 module
BillErickson Offline
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Registered: 08/23/04
Posts: 30
Loc: Portland, Oregon USA
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Originally posted by jamman:

this is how some of them look.korg i series



Cool. I obviously don't get out often enough -- I didn't even know they made such a beast. Crap, now I've got another item on my wish list that I can't afford

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