Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Such as on the Nord G2X, except it's three wheels and aftertouch.

On May 5, 2005, at 6:34 PM, Miles Bader wrote:

> "Greg" <gregae@...> writes:
>  > These lighted wheel sure are pretty, especially in dim light. My 
> only gripe about this type
>  > of wheel is that it is too smooth - dry fingers easiIy slip on the 
> surface. I much prefer the
>  > rubbery surface of the wheels on the Alesis Ion (a slightly wider 
> wheel with a bigger thumb
>  > detent - lit, nonslip and feels great!).
>
>  Yeah, I agree.  I never quite understood the reasoning behind the
>  mm-voyager wheels -- sure they look great in photos, but aren't they
>  sort of a pain to actually _use_?
>
>  I also like that the Ion has _two_ mod-wheels (in addition to PB).
>  [This is to some degree because the Ion lacks aftertouch -- and indeed
>  the 2nd wheel sends AT CCs! -- but it'd be cool to have 2 wheels _and_
>  aftertouch ... :-]
>
>  -Miles
>  --
>  .Numeric stability is probably not all that important when you're 
> guessing.
>
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