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I'll send him the link, thanks. The fact that JM uses it will go a long way toward selling him on it. Thanks again. Carl

I think that what he is doing is quite interesting. I noticed some of that lack of dynamic control too, but it didn't detract from what obviously takes tremendous effort on this Jean Baudin's part. The stuff he uploaded to myspace.com is much cleaner (perhaps because he employed compression)...

I hear a John Scofield, Al DiMiola thing happening. Not enough to be called a clone, copy or rip off by any stretch. I know exactly where you are coming from when you say that you get some inspiration from Sax greats. My buddy takes that approach with guitar as well. Some people just can't be...

What would make that a "liberal" guitar? Carl

The ultimate guitar MIDI controller has eluded my best friend for decades. He tried the Casio and currently owns the Roland, but nothing has been able to track him. He plays extremely fast. Hopefully technology will get its act together and I'll be able to hear him shred without latency or...

You can't sustain or gliss it seems. Carl

Duh, of course it does, I just posted to it! Carl

This thread still exists? Carl

I'm not green with envy. Mostly because I'm not a guitar player. :D Therefore, you have my full support!!! Go win it!!! Carl

You could always buy a MIDI router or if you're cheap and impatient, just daisy up with the thru's. Carl

Congratulations, I hope you make it all the way! Carl

Does the Korg have splittable zones? Is it even splittable? If your controller keyboard is splittable AND the module is capable of producting multible timbers on different MIDI channels, you should be able to do this. Can you gear comply? Carl

For what I paid for it, I quite like mine. However, I use it for live performance. It's hardly studio gear. Carl

Try posting this in feedback, but I doubt this will happen. It took years just to get a server upgrade that didn't lock you out if you were the third person to login at the same time. Carl

What $2 mic? Carl

Depending on your weight requirements, price, pitch/mod requirements and a few other details, you might be better off with a digital piano instead of a dedicated controller. Carl

You should have bought the Alesis QSR. It has all the sounds from all three units. Carl

Some MIDI keyboard controllers have start/stop buttons on them. The Roland A-30 for example. When you hit it it sends a MIDI message to your sequecer to play and to stop. There's also a Record button. Carl

It depends on the keyboard. Some sequencers are internal only. Some are "all or nothing" where you have to pick either internal or external. Some do both at the same time. Carl

You can use your keyboard to control sound modules. To do this you need to connect your keyboard to the modules. The output from your keyboard comes from the MIDI "out" port. The input to your modules goes into the MIDI "in" port. Your keyboard needs to connect from the out to the...