K- Stations aren't made anymore. Its 'little brother' (monotimbral) the X-Station, best pricing is at novamusik.com

Assignable knobs with backlit LCD labels to show you what each knob is doing

PC Editor (and maybe a librarian depending on your qualifications as such, its a great editor but a very poor librarian)

LED ring on each knob shows you what the current setting is

Korg R3?

well shoot, my sampler would take up half that

THREAD RESURRECTION IN PROGRESS....

How many RUs can the Rast and Eina hold?

snsr wrote:

Cerebral Infect wrote: no sort that I can find

Edit drop down menu over the patch name... "Sort By..."

Which doesn't seem to work too well.

I see a *mono* Evolver for $1200, not a Poly. Poly Evolvers don't go for $1200, they go for more like $1800.

I'd also like to see where you can get *both* a PEK and a little phatty used for 2k... considering most PEKs I've seen used were more than $1500

He said "Poly". Little Phatty >< poly

Like the other thread says, there's a jump in polyphony between the A and B, and then the Ti is another big jump over the B. Its not just marketing.

MKS-50 doesn't self-osc according to many sources either

Now see? I tried to spare you that explanation... suffice to say when shooting digital video you should really really shoot green. There's no more colour information in a green screen than a blue screen. Digital video works in YUV colour space, blue - yellow being the U axis, red - cyan being the V ...

1: when shooting video, shoot a green screen not blue. There's a long detailed explanation, but let's just say there's more color data in green than blue on video. 2: don't wear blue in front of a blue screen, don't wear green in front of a green screen. I think by "workshop" they were thinking more...

Or an Emu E4 or so... EIV. e6400 Ultra, e5000, and make sure you get the sample library with it, you will have *ALOT*... I'm still going thru the sample CDs that came with mine.

meatballfulton wrote:scottrod, the XS still has only 8 insert FX blocks but that still surpasses Korg (5) and Roland (2).

The Fantom G has 16 effects blocks that can be applied on a per-patch basis in addition to the two insert effects routings...