TKB vs Doepfer
2002-02-27 by bodego7
I was chatting yesterday with none other than Mr. Rex Probe of Sound Transform Systems, maker of the Serge synth, and commented on the new, upcoming Doeph KB, which will obviously become a major competitor for his TKB. He stated that he worries little, since he doubts the German toy will match the performance specs of his product. Besides the obvious (i.e. a 64-step sequencer) he does not think the plates will be as sensitive or responsive to touch as his. Hmmmmmmm. Mr. Doepfer, please take note. I know somebody already commented about preferring an obsolete sequencer (or none at all) for the sake of a high-quality keyboard, and I second that opinion. Let's make it a sensitive, reliable real-time performance tool (there are already too many darn step sequencers out there, anyway!!). GIVE US GOOD, RESPONSIVE TOUCH PLATES, THAT TRIGGER E.G.'S WITH THE SLIGHTEST CARESS OF THE FINGER!! Pitch bending options are welcome, but you already make a superb joy stick. Just make the BEST DAMN KEYBOARD OUT THERE, GUYS!!! cuari