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Friday, February 09, 2007
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It's a nice-looking box. But one thing I don't like about it (and I say the same thing about Nord stuff) is why, when they have all that panel space, they have to cram the controls all over to one side. It wouldn't cost that much more to spread them out a bit, and leave some finger room.
ReplyDeleteBTW, of all the non-modular synths in the world, I'd vote for the Prophet-10. The JD-800 and Jupiter 8 run a close second, for different reasons.
ReplyDeletecornutt, I think it reminds you of a Nord synth because it's a custom-painted Nord synth. I agree about the panel-space issue though. Perhaps it comes from an attempt to use the same hardware/boards for both tabletom and keyboard versions? I think Access does this also... I also like a UI with some breathing room where possible.
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