The Mellotron Group

--- In newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com, lsf5275@... wrote:
>
> I have a MicroKorg and I love it. I usually midi it because of the little  
> keys. A big plus is that it has a easy to use interface and a nice vocoder. I  
> also like the fact that it can run on batteries, so, with headphones you  can 
> play it on an airplane, while watching TV with the family, in bed after the  
> wife is done with you, or even in the car (best here when someone else is  
> driving.) When in the can, forego the magazine and compose.
>  
> What's not to like?

I've re-punctuated Frank's message and changed one letter. I think it reads far more 
closely to the intent of his prose and what he was trying to get across to all of us. See if 
you agree:

I have a MicroKorg and I love it. I usually midi it because of the little  
keys. A big plus is that it has a easy to use interface and a nice vocoder. I  
also like the fact that it can run on batteries, so, with headphones you  can 
play it on an airplane while watching TV with the family in bed after the  
wife is done with you. Or even in the car (best here when someone else is  
driving.). When in the can, forego the magazine -- and compost.