There is a lot more software (including freeware) for PC's than for Mac's. However the Mac OS X operating system is extremely stable. Whatever you choose, don't discard your hardware because hardware has its advantages over software at times. Yes, I am aware of hardware's advantages. I'd much prefe...

Hello, I'd like to change one half of my current hardware gear for a notebook. Please answer some of my very newbie questions: 1. Does anybody have experience with those new MacBooks? Is running Live (Logic, Cubase or similar) on one of the not-pro notebooks a good idea? Or should I expect problems ...

Hi Everybody, I'd like to ask You for advice. Currently my setup is: RM1x as a sequencer for Wavestation (and its own tone generator) and as a midi clock for SU-700 and ESX. I've decided (well, almost...) to sell some of my gear and buy a laptop. The main reason is portability. I'm hoping to have al...

OK, I really want a technical comment here ... I have an EMX and I love it. I like the tubes, it's not a gimmick, and it's a lot of fun to program while just sitting on a couch with the headphones plugged in. My question is this, if I'd to complement the EMX with an ESX, what exactly do I get, and ...

Hello, I have ESX-1 not ES-1 but I guess it works similarly at least when it comes to memory and truncating - so maybe I'll be helpful. Have You checked if You're sampling in mono? When sampling in stereo the memory can run out really fast. (it sounds obvious, so You probably made sure that it's not...

Thank You very much, Danchenka. You helped a working man not to waste time on looking for the solution but to start playing right away

Hello, I have just bought Korg Wavestation A/D and I'm planning to use it with Yamaha RM1x. My question is: After connecting the machines together is it possible to have some of the MIDI channels used for internal Yamaha tone generator and some of them for different Korg patches? My aim is to use so...