Okay, I have to admit that I just bought a Korg EX-8000 (rack version of DW8000) on eBay to "supplement" my VZ-1. Thanks to you guys, I just discovered Korg's hybrid range and they really are superb. Together with the VZ-1 it's an awesome live setup! Thanks for the encouragement :o) ...but no worries, my Casio VZ-1 is still the best :o) Cheers Fritzi --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, Shayne Cafferata <scafferata@s...> wrote: > i recently had a non-functional dw8000 given to me and with the help of > people from discussion lists like this, was able to get it working. > right away, i started modifying the patches. i learned to program on a > poly 800, so it was very familiar territory. even if you've never > programmed a synth before, you'll find it's not a difficult task. > waaayyy easier than the cz101. for me anyway. the digital delay is > great. really minimizes the need for outboard fx. and i absolutley love > the arpeggiator. in assignable mode it's almost like a sequencer. it > follows the notes in the order you play them. this thing has tranformed > some of the grooves i work with. i'm finding it a little hard to > arpeggiate the same thing twice, but that's also part of the attraction. > i have a manual pdf i could send you but it's also on one of the yahoo > groups, DW8000 or korgdw8000, can't remember which. you may as well join > them both. some very good samaritans there. they saw me in the ditch > passed out under the dead weight of my dead synth and said brother, you > need capacitors and voltage regulators. here, drink and eat, and plug in > that soldering iron... > > shayne > > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.7 - Release Date: 2/10/05
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Re: OT: dw8000
2005-02-12 by fritzidachl
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