Saturday, January 19, 2008
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The tracking seems quite good on this unit however as per usual the sounds being used are absolute paffy puffery. A major reason I still put up with the GR 300 and its multitude of quirks and problems. It sounds better. Guitar Synth makers need to figure out that a guitar SYNTHESIZER should have a unit that you can SYNTHESIZE with. Not just play piano slap bass or Wyndem Hill string pads.
ReplyDeleteWho says you can't? It's MIDI. Heck, you can plug it into a juno-106 if you wanted to
ReplyDeleteLDT: Thats just a matter of typical demo-dude taste. Just plug it into your midified Memorymoog or Jupiter8 or whatever.
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