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griffin avid
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Quite an impressive kit list.
The Micro BR is a new one to me. Had to look it up...nice...

At its core, the MICRO BR is a four-track studio with four simultaneous playback tracks and two simultaneous record/input tracks.However, there’s more to this recorder than meets the eye. Each of the four main playback tracks also has eight companion V-Tracks (for a total of 32)
Almost 300 drum patterns are included
A quality multi-effects processor
The MICRO BR is capable of loading and playing MP3 files
Recording Time: 1 GB 2081 min 1040 min 693 min 94 min

wow.

I'm actually researching another tone module. The smallest thing with a few keys. I refuse to walk around with the hideous looking Alesis Micron.
The Novation Xiosynth is interesting as an option, but I don't know about its sounds...


10-voice mono-timbral engine with multi-effects processor and 200 massive sounds.
USB bus-powering is available, as well as optional battery (AA)/PSU operation, making the keyboard highly portable
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I'd have to see what programming its engine is like. At 25 keys I think that's the smallest.

BTW, you stage show looks great. That's an awesome gig sounding off at a fashion show. Nice set up. I love how the uptempo joint kicks in later. It is weird to see the crowd so passive. I couldn't ignore those tunes if I was there. I'd probably get kicked out for jumping around.

Maybe I should stick to what I already have and resurrect an old unit. There's a Yamaha An200 and a Korg Electribe E-A1 which could both serve as tone generators and even handle melodic phrases without a keyboard.

I think the AN200 will be packed away and integrated.
lastly I added your profiles as friends on Myspace.
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Post by drewzle »

hey man

when you say you want a small sound module, does it have to be a synth?

'cos i carry around a Yamaha QY-70 Image
which has very usable (and pretty tweakable) sounds...
runs on batteries, and in my experience goes really well with my sp-404
if i need a horn sound, i just gotta reach for the QY. inevitably the sound gets tweaked further in the 404

it's got synth sounds, all instruments drums etc

plus it can sequence everything too
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Post by vivi pedraglio »

griffin avid....really thanks!

i dont connect me to my myspace...because i promise (to my friend R.I.P recently)....finished a track 4 him....and put into my player....but i think in a few days come back to myspace and add you and comment your music...
all the best in your gear-research...

big kiss, vivi.
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Post by griffin avid »

Yamaha QY-70 That's a nice piece I have never heard of. Thanks.
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