by Kaffimusic » 20 Nov 2020, 14:16
CountFosco wrote:You want me to wait and see if the owner of a new keyboard can learn how to use it? Like the other 27405 members of this forum have? Um....can't hardly wait.
Are trying to insult me? USE a keyboard is not the same as programming sounds on it. There are thousands of keyboard"users" talking about the specs of their instruments, claiming theirs is the superior one. It´s just a very tiny minority who is programming their sounds and understanding how it´s done. The Nords are easy to program - okay, let´s see. You know, in the last 3 years I met 2 Nord users in my area, playing in bands, who asked ME how to program a sound for a song. Me, who never laid hands on a Nord. I was pretty much surprised about so little own initiative and understanding but on the other hand it´s quite common. They owned keyboards way more expensive than what I ever owned. Money can´t buy skills.
I do not really expect it to be different on a Nord than with other brands. Among those 27405members, who can really program sounds? I mean, not just mix 2 presets together or align sounds in a row for a song? Maybe you can, so I guess you are a member of rarity value. Congratulations, I expect the same of myself and a machine that can do what I want it to do.
Bragging with gear.
Kurzweil PC361, PC3k6, PC4-7, K2, Yam Motif7+ES6, SY77, MM6, DX7 II, ProphetREV2, Polybrute, Roland V-Synth, Waldorf Q, Bgr.Model D, Novation Ultranova, 2xNova Desktop, Mininova, Modal Argon8, UnoSynthPro, Dbox Nymphes, Akai MPC One