Hi Again, Funny coincidence that. I made that mistake too. Having bought a Motiv 7 with two expansion cards, expanded ram, - added a scsi rom and hard drive, I thought, there's NO WAY I'll ever need an SD-1 anymore, and so I sold it! D'Oh. I sold my first SD-1 when I ran out of money a few years back - fair enough, unavoidable. I replaced when I could. 1 sold that second SD-1 when I bought the Motiv, (I mean why keep the old Mustang when you just bought a new Ferrari?) - Dumb Dumb Dumb. You keep it coz the Mustang will get you WHERE-EVER you need to be with no fuss, and it'll still be heaps of fun. The Motiv sequencer is so unfriendly as to be unusable, (as we agreed above) but EVERY other part of the device is driven from menus hidden inside other menus, that are SOOOOO unintuitive and SOOOOO very small, and, and, and, - oh just forget it!!!! And it's not that I can't be bothered learning new gear. When the first Yamaha DM2000 digital desk arrived in this country for a trade show, we unpacked it, plugged it in, and (being the prototype - no owners manual!!!), I was demonstrating the thing at the show when it opened 20 minutes later. I mastered the desk in 15 minutes. Not trying to brag, just pointing out that technology doesn't scare me, just BAD technology. On the SD-12 one if you want one patch to be played with another, just double click on the second one's name button, and you are playing two patches. HOW SIMPLE AND BRILLIANT IS THAT!!!!!!!!!!?????????? To combine two patches on the Motiv is possible, but I think I studied less to get my drivers license!!!! So after a couple of years of searching, I bought my third SD-1. And this one you can try and pry from my cold dead hands in you want to give it a shot!! But get this. I paid $175 US for an SD-1 32 voice from it's original owner, with original packaging completely intact, all manuals, disks, two years copies of Transonic hacker, Gleiber software - everything!!! MINT!!! WA-HOOOOooo...... Just love the damn thing. (um I guess you worked that out maybe.......) cheers Chuck (not my real hair)
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Re: VFX Transwave Sounds
2010-08-06 by Roger Campbell
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