K5synth

On May 31, 2006, at 2:35 AM, k5synth@yahoogroups.com wrote:

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>    1.  Re: Interesting stuff on eBay
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>    From: "metaphor20032003" metaphor20032003@...
> Subject: Re: Interesting stuff on eBay
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> --- In k5synth@yahoogroups.com, Antoine Deschênes <antdes45@...>  
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>> Ebay # 7360868359.
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>> I wonder what it is. Works on Windows 95 to XP. 3500 sounds.
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>  Hello Antoine:
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>                 I did look up the item you mentioned and it does
> appear to be a window's based editor and as the vendor says
> approximately 3500 sounds at ~ $15. Certainly to have 3500 sounds
> would be nice. In terms of the editor, having a windows based editor
> is also desirable indeed also for the $15, but because I already have
> the editors by terzoid noize and sound quest's I am not sure that the
> editor would be my main interest.
>      Now because I realize that there is the possibility that at some
> earlier point a short introduction might have been required of all
> members, am I right in assuming that all the members in this group
> would perhaps fall in one of the following categories?
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> Group 1: See the K5 as a great synthesizer yet not as "good" musically
> as today's sample based technologies.
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> Group 2: See their interest in the K5 more like a hobby as oppose
> to "main" instrument for music production, gigging, playing, etc.
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> Group 3: Are not interested in spending time to program new sounds
> perhaps because the learning curve required to program sounds is too
> steep and only would be interested in obtaining commercially or
> otherwise available patches.
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> Group 4: Would not mind spending time to program new sounds.
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> I bring this up because I believe that there are certainly many things
> that still can be done to make the group more active and/or the K5
> more interesting but I guess it all depends on the group's interest.
> Personally although I might have some ideas I might be technologically
> limited in that respect and would need assistance.
>  Anyway, I just felt like putting this out to see what type of
> response I get.
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> I believe you have the ability as a registered user to create a poll  
> - it would be interesting to see the results.
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> Joel
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> On May 31, 2006, at 2:35 AM, k5synth@yahoogroups.com wrote:
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>>> Ebay # 7360868359.
>>>
>>> I wonder what it is. Works on Windows 95 to XP. 3500 sounds.
>>>
>>>       
>>  Hello Antoine:
>>
>>                 I did look up the item you mentioned and it does
>> appear to be a window's based editor and as the vendor says
>> approximately 3500 sounds at ~ $15. Certainly to have 3500 sounds
>> would be nice. In terms of the editor, having a windows based editor
>> is also desirable indeed also for the $15, but because I already have
>> the editors by terzoid noize and sound quest's I am not sure that the
>> editor would be my main interest.
>>      Now because I realize that there is the possibility that at some
>> earlier point a short introduction might have been required of all
>> members, am I right in assuming that all the members in this group
>> would perhaps fall in one of the following categories?
>>
>> Group 1: See the K5 as a great synthesizer yet not as "good" musically
>> as today's sample based technologies.
>>
>> Group 2: See their interest in the K5 more like a hobby as oppose
>> to "main" instrument for music production, gigging, playing, etc.
>>
>> Group 3: Are not interested in spending time to program new sounds
>> perhaps because the learning curve required to program sounds is too
>> steep and only would be interested in obtaining commercially or
>> otherwise available patches.
>>
>> Group 4: Would not mind spending time to program new sounds.
>>
>> I bring this up because I believe that there are certainly many things
>> that still can be done to make the group more active and/or the K5
>> more interesting but I guess it all depends on the group's interest.
>> Personally although I might have some ideas I might be technologically
>> limited in that respect and would need assistance.
>>  Anyway, I just felt like putting this out to see what type of
>> response I get.
>>
>> metaphor
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