spaceanimals said: > > Is it legal to design a lead sound without any mod wheel parameters? Legal? Yeah, I do it all the time, if you mean what I think you mean. I do enjoy mod wheel work, but my main expressive playing is with aftertouch. So I often have the mod wheel assigned only to Scene morphing on the AN1x. I find the mod wheel a little loose and wobbly for expressive playing anyway; I'm so used to the ones on my Kawai and my Korg that I always overshoot when playing the AN1x. So far, this Xpander guy has been pretty impressed with that little board. For the money, it's a fun synth, and I haven't found anything at anywhere near the price that's as comfortable/compact/powerful as a pure MIDI controller... with the POSSIBLE exception of the Yamaha V2 (sold in the USA as the DX11), which is rare as rocking-horse flop these days but usually stupid cheap when you can find one (kinda like Dig Allen books, but that's another hobby and another mailing list). mike -- "Your trials and tribulations always remind me of one of those little plastic sliding block puzzles - the picture never quite emerges, all that happens is that the hole moves around... " (cassiel) > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < metlay / atomic city / metlay@... / http://www.atomiccity.com
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Re: [AN1x] Mod wheel
2003-06-05 by Mike Metlay