Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 4:45 pm
Brothas' Of The Z,
Well I must jump in here again. The B section controllers of the KS88 work great with SFP mixers, and custom SFP mixers which I have had designed recently. It acts as volume, preset, AUX send and return levels, and anything you would like. It is like running sound while you are performing live. It even can control the MIDI dimmer packs for lighting, and chemical release for fog banks. But it really offers much, much more in terms of live performance controls with SFP synths, as well as my hardware synths, and external hardware effects. Then there is the drawbars for the B2003, and the tape, or sequencer transport controls. It just seems to be an overlooked live or studio performance controller. I wish it had the action of my Oberheim MC3000, or the awesome amount of velocity curves, but then you can't always get everything. But for a couple of hundred bucks, it is a keyboard players dream come true for SFP / VST.
Well I must jump in here again. The B section controllers of the KS88 work great with SFP mixers, and custom SFP mixers which I have had designed recently. It acts as volume, preset, AUX send and return levels, and anything you would like. It is like running sound while you are performing live. It even can control the MIDI dimmer packs for lighting, and chemical release for fog banks. But it really offers much, much more in terms of live performance controls with SFP synths, as well as my hardware synths, and external hardware effects. Then there is the drawbars for the B2003, and the tape, or sequencer transport controls. It just seems to be an overlooked live or studio performance controller. I wish it had the action of my Oberheim MC3000, or the awesome amount of velocity curves, but then you can't always get everything. But for a couple of hundred bucks, it is a keyboard players dream come true for SFP / VST.
(USD 749.95 MSRP)