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tedluk
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There's a review in this month's new Keyboard magazine. I haven't read it yet though.
My thought would be that it's going to go out of date quickly as computer technology moves forward. Plus, you'd better hope that nothing goes wrong with it since you'll lose everything while it's being serviced! In general, seems like it's usually not a good idea to combine everything- though I like how clean the arrangement appears. Seems kinda pricey too- $1995-$7495 depending on configuration. I'm trying to figure out exactly what that gets you. It says it has audio recording, but are they using a propietary system? How many inputs? Outputs? Looking at their site, they list several models in the $4000-7500 price range, but don't really make it clear what software you get for that money. If that's for a computer, keyboard and control surface, I'll save about $2000-$5000 and build my own!
Ted
My thought would be that it's going to go out of date quickly as computer technology moves forward. Plus, you'd better hope that nothing goes wrong with it since you'll lose everything while it's being serviced! In general, seems like it's usually not a good idea to combine everything- though I like how clean the arrangement appears. Seems kinda pricey too- $1995-$7495 depending on configuration. I'm trying to figure out exactly what that gets you. It says it has audio recording, but are they using a propietary system? How many inputs? Outputs? Looking at their site, they list several models in the $4000-7500 price range, but don't really make it clear what software you get for that money. If that's for a computer, keyboard and control surface, I'll save about $2000-$5000 and build my own!
Ted
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When I first saw a small blurb in SOS it moved me about as much as it apparently did Ted.
To give you an idea of how quickly such technology becomes dated, I worked in a jingle studio that had invested $350,000 in a 256 megabyte Synclavier Direct-To-Disk system. That was in 1992. Now I have 512 megs in this laptop and my hardware sampler can access 2 gigs...
To give you an idea of how quickly such technology becomes dated, I worked in a jingle studio that had invested $350,000 in a 256 megabyte Synclavier Direct-To-Disk system. That was in 1992. Now I have 512 megs in this laptop and my hardware sampler can access 2 gigs...