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Sharp
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 Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 9:47 pm Post subject: My OASYS and X-R Photo |
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Just took this photo tonight of my OASYS and X-R.
Darn sexy...!!!!
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Sharp.
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michelkeijzers
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| Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 11:44 pm Post subject: |
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Looks very beautiful ... also from a photographic point of view.
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leo200
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+ a lot
Looks fantastic! |
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Sharp
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Thanks guys.
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Nice photo!
What is the item on the left back part of the OASYS? A cell phone? Joystick? Vibrator?
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| Wow!!Speachless.... |
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CrazyFoo
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| Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 8:27 am Post subject: |
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That's a great photo, looks like a high quality camera.
She is a thing of beauty, I would marry mine if I could. 
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Sharp
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| MartinHines wrote: | Nice photo!
What is the item on the left back part of the OASYS? A cell phone? Joystick? Vibrator? |
It's a Bluetooth wireless transmitter / reciever.
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billysynth1
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I dont know why, but i save people's synth photo's 
Nice work Sharp...i hear ambient music in my head while looking at that pict.
I still cant work out how to upload a photo on this site....i did a search in here, seams like i have to join flickr or one of those sites. 
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Just saw the pic tonight Sharp. I've got to echo Billy's comments. It looks like you are in the cockpit of a rocket and ready to head out into the stars.
Very cool. 
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Sharp
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Thanks guys.
It's a very productive setup. Everything I need within 2 foot of where I set.
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I hesitate to ask you Sharp, but I am curious about your Groove XY box.
It sure looks awesome next to your Oasys. How is it? Sorry to go off topic for a sec but I could not help it.
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| MartinHines wrote: | Nice photo!
What is the item on the left back part of the OASYS? A cell phone? Joystick? Vibrator? |
Does the Vibrator have traditional MIDI In/Outs or is it USB-Only??
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Sharp
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| DennyC wrote: | I hesitate to ask you Sharp, but I am curious about your Groove XY box.
It sure looks awesome next to your Oasys. How is it? Sorry to go off topic for a sec but I could not help it. |
Hi Denny.
Sorry for the delay in getting to reply. There's been a lot going on here and I wasn't sure I wanted to even reply because of my work.
Firstly let me say that I'm involved in the development of the X-R, but my next comments are as a end user.
Have to say that it's a pleasure to use, purely for the fact that it gives me many benefits of a DAW, but operates exactly like any typical sound module without much in the way of any limitations.
That said, and I don't wish to take anything away from the product as it is a truly great rack unit, but I am no longer going to be involved in it's development going forward as my efforts must be committed elsewhere to other more permanent projects I wish to be apart of.
My heart is deeply rooted with KORG, hence why I own this place. So in the future I wish to get back to my roots and develop some killer KORG material which will involve a lot of investment. I also wish to explore a new venture that has just presented itself elsewhere and that will take a lot of my time.
My life lately has been spent as a “Yes” man to many people who have used me for my abilities. Well... no more. I'm going back to my roots and doing what I do best from now on. Hope to produce my best work yet over the coming months.
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