And don't you just love our musical world, where you can produce
a great sounding album in 10 cubic ft of unused-corner space?
This brings me to ask for advice: I'm looking for a portable midi
sequencer/tone generator that I could bring to work for use at
lunch time in the park :) something I could compose beats and
phrases prototypes on before using the sequences with 'real'
sound modules, but also something that would have good usable
sounds too. I know of two, the Roland PMA-5, and the new Yamaha
QY-70, but haven't tried any yet. Does anyone have any experience
with any of those, or others that might do the trick?
Also, I know a few people on this list have the Ensoniq EPS sampling
keyboard (which I have, love and would recommend to anyone on a
limited budget). I got a while ago a 4X + SCSI memory expander and
have had my old 2X memory expander in a box since then. If anyone
is interested in it, make offer. (doesn't have SCSI interface).
djbambi@hotmail.com
>So to follow up on the thread a couple of months ago, I read in
>Keyboard magazine last night that DJ Shadow used only an Akai
>MPC60II sampler, a turntable and an ADAT to make Endtroducing.
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