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bill3107
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Post by bill3107 »

again, i am wondering, as creamware users are fanatics (may be due to the extreme flexibility of the system...unavailable on other platforms), why don't they propose a creamware keyboard affording special features for example (dedicated to creamware system). That would lead to :
- big sales of a very useful tool for all musician (master keyboard+controllers)
- the spread of the brand
- the sale of soundcards easily controlled bu=y the keyboard...

As we all know music gear is becoming more than a tool for musician. there is something very affective. For that reason many keeep their old synth although emulation is becoming increasingly realistic...

Soooo.....

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Once there was a prototype of a Creamware keyboard - I think.
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Post by alfonso »

I think that modules to control with a master keyboard are always more convenient...think if you have a broken key and everything must go for repair....
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Post by garyb »

most of us already have keyboards.
dedicated controllers might be nice, but an already accepted, worked-out system like mackie control protocol might be easier than developing from scratch....and more profitable in the long run.

just my opinion, not some kinda knowledge....
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