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15.01.2007, 12:36 AM
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cheers alex
Nice one khazul, thanks (again) for taking the time. I like the idea of the v-synth from the point of uniqueness and creating original sounds and i don't mind doinga bit of programming so long as i'm not taking up all my studio time doing it, so maybe i'll go in store for a thorough demo to see if I click with the interface etc,,. I tried this before but the shop assistant hardly knew fuck all about the machine whilst making out that he knew it all, so I couldn't really get into it properly. Next time i'll be a bit more persistant and sit with it for as long as it takes. here is a small glimpse of the new v-synth, might be worth holding out for. http://www.roland.com/V-Synth/2007NAMM/index.html
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