--- In DW8000@y..., Hi Louis, Thanks for the welcome and the fast reply. I was thinking the same thing about the DW8000's aftertouch. The other korg I use is one of thosh ix300 Workstations so I am used to the velocity and aftertouch. The ix is good for 'real' instrument sounds but I like the DW sound for synth sounds (especially when they use a lot of that resonant filter :o) I have seen some dw8000s on ebay and am even considering trying to get one with the angel city turbo upgrade. For my purposes it would be mainly so that the keyboard can be split into different sounds. I wonder how well those things work? Well GTG for now, Frank Louis Zirkel III <lzirkel@c...> wrote: > On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 04:27:39AM -0000, fredbart26753 wrote: > > > Looks like a new board. Hope to see it grow. I currently have 2 > > korg boards in my line-up. One is a DW6000 which I suppose qualifies > > for this group.I've had it since the late 80's and had retired it > > when the internal battery went out, but recently I missed it and so > > replaced the battery and it is up and running. I am now considering > > a DW8000 but not sure yet. Just wanted to say hi to all and I'll > > check back to see how this group comes along. > > :o) frank > > Welcome to the group. I've got both a DW6000 and a DW8000 and while they > sound similar, in my opinion, the DW8000 is so much more expressive because > of it's aftertouch. I've wanted one for years and finally bought one last > year and have been extrememly pleased with it. I don't do much more than > noodle with any of my music equipment, but the DW8000 is my favorite > keyboard by far. > > -- > Louis Zirkel III (lzirkel@c...) > Century Development Solutions
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Re: Greetings
2002-04-02 by fredbart26753