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RonF
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This was a great, well balanced review. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
The "pads" are not monophonic.....the screen controller is. Plug in your padKontrol and you will have full polyphonic behavior, exactly the same as M3/M50.
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KapnKrunch
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| Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 12:06 am Post subject: |
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| RonF wrote: | This was a great, well balanced review. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
The "pads" are not monophonic.....the screen controller is. Plug in your padKontrol and you will have full polyphonic behavior, exactly the same as M3/M50. |
Thanks RonF. I agree concerning the pads. It's solely a limitation of the touch screen. I'll eventually be hooking up the padKONTROL. |
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shap
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Location: US northwest
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A good trick is to buy more kbds. The more you have, the less she will notice a new one in the crowd  |
The first time I read this as "...buy more kids." And I'm thinking: yeah... that would work... (shakes head) ... WHAT? Oh. kbds. Yeah. That works too.
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KapnKrunch
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| shap wrote: | | EXer wrote: |
A good trick is to buy more kbds. The more you have, the less she will notice a new one in the crowd |
The first time I read this as "...buy more kids." And I'm thinking: yeah... that would work... (shakes head) ... WHAT? Oh. kbds. Yeah. That works too. |
Well, we have no kids at home, but there's been a flurry of keyboard movement in the last few months as I've been selling off my old stuff. I think my wife has come to expect seeing big weird boxes at regular intervals now, and has given up on keeping track.
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