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I want to gig with my Radias-R, but the only racks I can find that will fit it are huge. Since it's only a couple inches deep, are there any thin racks that could protect it, but not make it huge? If ...

I haven't tried the exb board myself, but the radias rack is great at those sounds, and from what I've seen on youtube, the exb sounds pretty much the same.

The funny thing is that before I got my radias I primarily used a kurzweil k2000. The radias sounds so much more analog than the the k2000 did. Actually, sometimes I miss the aliasing sound of the k20 ...

That one feature is cool, but I don't think it should be the deciding factor in choosing between 2 such different sounding synths. From what I can gather the virus is great at analog sounds, but not m ...

M audio devices usually have a mixer app that lets you route the inputs to the outputs so you can hear it. By default it is not doing this, since you're software might do it on it's own adding differe ...

I've seen this happen on mine, but only when it is really cold.

Do you have the correct midi ports set?

It has both. There are nice multisamples of acoustic and electric instruments, and then a lot of different complex waveforms too. I thinks it's about half and half.

I've got a roland expression pedal plugged into my radias. I have it mapped to mimic the mod wheel.
If you are using the wah effect as an insert set the control from automatic to manual and then set ...

Check what the envelopes or LFOs are modulating, and try setting the modulation amounts to 0 to disable them.

In mine (radias editor) when I tell it to load it shows the folder as empty. I right click and tell it to refresh and then it's happy.

A lot of the great tracks I've heard from the radias without an external sequencer have been a combination of the step sequencers, the arpeggiator, and live playing. You can come up with some really c ...

I'm more into the electronic / hard rock hybrid styles myself, but I'll take a stab at the questions. I think the step sequencers are great. I find them very flexible. You can have two separate 32 ste ...

You could try one of these:
http://www.ploytec.com/34oneII/

I've never used one, so I don't know how well it works, but the description makes sense, so it should do what you need.

Has anybody tried emulating the types of sounds made by a SID chip like the ones in old C64 computers?