- KMX MIDI CENTRAL RACK MOUNT MIDI PATCHBAY FULL
- KMX MIDI CENTRAL RACK MOUNT MIDI PATCHBAY PRO
- KMX MIDI CENTRAL RACK MOUNT MIDI PATCHBAY PROFESSIONAL
It features 16-voice multitimbral operation and room for additional PCM ROM cards.
KMX MIDI CENTRAL RACK MOUNT MIDI PATCHBAY PROFESSIONAL
The Korg P3 Piano Module is part of the company's impressive new Professional Performance Series. Unfortunately, only the M1 and P3 were working but what I actually heard sounded promising. The M1 Music Workstation Keyboard, the Q1 MIDI Workstation Sequencer, the S1 Production Workstation, the P3 Piano Module and the C2 MIDI Mixer all have impressive specs, not to mention slick design. HIGHLIGHT OF THE show, at least to my mind, was the new line of Korg products. Nevertheless, there were still things to see as many exhibits represented significant advances over their predecessors. Though, to be fair, last year's show had the D50, DX7II and FZ1 to make it more memorable than most. Perhaps I'm overstating the case, but there wasn't quite the same buzz as at last year's show. There were quite a few variations on existing ideas but not much that could really be termed innovative. While no one actually complained that the show was disappointing, many were surprised that there weren't more new things to see. Over 500 manufacturers were on hand to display their wares, and though some of them were selling pianos, organs and guitars, the hi-tech manufacturers were there in force. There really wasn't enough time in the three days of the show to see all there was to see. This year's record-breaking show spilled over from the Anaheim Convention Centre into two nearby Hotels. WINTER NAMM '88, the musical equipment industry's trade convention, has come and gone. Then a DE dealer, also made o note of this.Yamaha's new DX11 is basically a TX81Z with a keyboard and a few additional editing features. Remember Ensoniq was mentioned in that context, but that would be all I know. I was just curios was there and would there be today, some box that would in one box offer physically more then 16 (I/O) ?Ĭan't say for the fact, but I know someone told me, whether as proto or some image product, but there was some notion of large box offering 32 Midi I/O in one larger single box. In those times for example Opcode packed 68000 CPU, and for most of the things it adequate. That's why I said from historical product perspective. I have dusty Opcode 5 (out of use), Sycologic M16, 2x MIDI Timepiece AV and for moving. Use the gear you already have, if possible.I take this reply was meant for me? But, it only had about 16 presets for your one song per preset idea.
KMX MIDI CENTRAL RACK MOUNT MIDI PATCHBAY FULL
This takes processing horsepower.A Mark of the Unicorn model Midi Express XT 128 8x8 might very well be a full matrix. Originally posted by Prague: A full MATRIX means that all inputs could be merged and sent to one output. Fortunately, with the Kurzweil, this did not take long. The bad news is that you will have to commit yourself to the learning curve associated with a new unit. The Roland RD-700SX, Kawai MP8, and Yamaha S90-ES also have extensive MIDI controller functions, although Ive heard the interface on the S90-ES is less than user friendly. The good news is that more manufactures are starting to provide enhanced MIDI controller functions in their keyboard products. FYI, the Kurzweil PC-2 appears to have identical features at a considerably lower price tag.
KMX MIDI CENTRAL RACK MOUNT MIDI PATCHBAY PRO
I use it to control a Triton Pro and six rack-mount modules in a live performance situation. Being unable to find a contemporary counterpart to the MX-8 or MEP-4, I broke down and obtained a Kurzweil K2600, which has incredible MIDI controller functions. Like you, I enjoy having all my patches, layers, splits, initial volume levels, routings, etc., instantly available with the touch of one button. Back in the day, I used a Digital Music MX-8 or Yamaha MEP-4 to control everything from my trusty Yamaha KX-88. Unfortunately, there are few, if any, comprehensive, stand alone (e.g., rack-mount) MIDI controllers available these days.
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