Oh yeah, don't get me wrong--the Coakley pianos are quite decent (especially if you download Coakley's "patch fixes" from his website), but I also recently got a Yamaha Motif ES, whose triple- strike piano singlehandedly spanks any piano sound ever made for the Proteus line, by a long shot. Aside from the Coakley piano, I found the ZR ROM to be ultra-bland, perhaps even less exciting than an Alesis QS (!!) Now, the Vintage ROM...that one is genuinely nice! It is cool and funny that they included an SK-1 drumkit! It makes me laugh every time I hear it! Andy --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Matt Picone" <matman@m...> wrote: > > I owned the ZR ROM for a few days. I don't recall ANY of the sounds > > catching my ear, 'transwaves' included. That ROM was pretty > > miserable, IMHO. Considering how great some of the E-mu ROMs are, > > it's astonishing how anemic and bland some of them were. > > I really like it, especially the Coakley pianos! > > > > Has anyone with the ZR ROM played with the Transwaves? > > I didn't even know they were in there. > > -m@
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Re: ZR / Coakley, etc.
2004-05-13 by electrolama
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