My Mopho arrived one week ago.  I spent the week tooling with it, but then got down to business today to attempt my first Saxophone patch.

What I expected to take days, I completed in about 2 1/2 hours.  Saxophones are not easy to recreate, but I was able to reach my base sound in relatively little time.  Here's how.

1. Hooked the Mopho Keyboard audio to my computer running energyXT and iZotope Ozone.  I was able to "see" my sounds using Ozone's spectrum analyzer.

2. Hooked the Mopho Keyboard USB to my computer running SoundTower's Mopho SoundEditor LE.  I was able to mouse around to get me in the neighborhood of what I wanted.  When doing so, the Mopho Keyboard was already tracking the changes that I made online.

3. Used the Mopho Keyboard's +/- increment to fine-tune the parameters.  Once I got the hang of this, I hardly touched the knobs.  I just played the notes with my left hand, and hit the up/down buttons to do the fine adjustments with my right hand.  Every-now-and-then, Editor needed serious tweaking, and since my hands were nearby, I just turned the Keyboard's knobs instead of reaching for the mouse.  Most-of-the-time, however, I could get pretty close initially with the mouse, and so became less-and-less dependent on the knobs.  I wasn't expecting this, but it worked-out well.