Analogue systems

Hi, If you already have a midi keyboard that has touch sensitivity, and
you want more voices, I would look into the RS370. This is one of the
most advanced cv/midi converter ever made, and you will also be Introduced
to the P.P.G world, additive synthesis, and you will bee have a 6 voice 
cv/midi converter.
It also features an internal digital synth that you can modulate in every 
way you want.
PS! I recommend that you purchase the expander as well.
Be well!



>From: "TacocaT" <zpardos@yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com
>To: analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [analogue_systems] Where can I get more info on the Demon midi 
>keyboard
>Date: Thu, 05 Jul 2007 21:22:00 -0000
>
>I'd like to know more of the features of the Demon.
>
>The product page here has very littled info and no link to a manual:
>http://www.bigcitymusic.com/product.asp?cat=new&pid=1000100
>
>That pages lists the following features:
>     *  New colorfully backlit acrylic wheels!
>     * Midi-interface
>     * CV and gate outputs
>     * Extensive triggering and priority options
>
>I'm curious about the "New colorfully backlit acrylic wheels", what
>does this look like? The 'old' model of Demons don't have wheels at
>all. Is this keyboard touch sensative? does it have after touch? what
>are some of the "Extensive triggering" options? Can this keyboard be
>used to control a 4 voice analogue synth? How about an 8 or 2 voice?
>
>My goal is to control a 2 or 4 voice analogue synth. I already have a
>midi keyboard that has touch sensativity so i'm trying to see if it
>makes more sense to look into midi-to-cv devices but if the Demon
>offers enough features over my midi keyboard then i don't mind
>spending (or saving up) the extra cash.
>
>thanks.
>

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