More likely to be in the eating of said pudding.Sir Ruff wrote:Proof will be in the pudding, obviously.

More likely to be in the eating of said pudding.Sir Ruff wrote:Proof will be in the pudding, obviously.
Kinda like this post. Hmm..'Bitexion wrote:That "mini ms20" is nothing other than the korg legacy controller. It's a hoax obviously..a troll post.
I have heard that some synth companies have had issues transitioning from making musical instruments to desserts, so I'm not holding out that much hope for their first effort.bochelli wrote:I will await the mouthwatering pudding also, if it is the real deal then or dear o dear Korg have learned nothing.
samuraipizzacat29 wrote:You're laying it on pretty thick
Stab Frenzy wrote:I have heard that some synth companies have had issues transitioning from making musical instruments to desserts, so I'm not holding out that much hope for their first effort.bochelli wrote:I will await the mouthwatering pudding also, if it is the real deal then or dear o dear Korg have learned nothing.
The Roland Cake-Oh-Cake was a bit of a flop, it didn't sound that fat due to being filled with lite cream.
The Moog Minifood wasn't that good either.
I think it was due to them using a digital mixer, which means the cake never gets warm enough to rise properly.
Synth on a "chip".Stab Frenzy wrote:I hear that Arturia are bringing out a Minifrute platter at NAMM as well, they've somehow managed to use new technologies to deliver surprising value for money.