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I don't like it. You can really SEE the RADIAS well. Even with it "in the dark" the LEDs should have been glowing.

It's a neat effect...but like said I don't like it.

while Mr. Moog was important, he said he owed it all to Papa Theremin.

Yes. You can apply a filter to the drum sounds in a drum patch. And you can use drum sounds in a "normal" patch.

You could consider getting a PCMCIA "PC Card" firewire adapter for your laptop.

The "only" was because it are not modern state of the art synth. I love the poly aftertouch, the way you can hold notes. It has a real analogue filter (not self oscolating however), and that you can switch patches with out a glitch. The sequencer is quite good as well. It is also very easy to ...

My SQ80 has two stages for the attack, two stages for the decay, and a "tail" on the release that would work OK as a "reverb" except you only have 8 voices and keep cutting it off. You can use the first stage on the attack as a delay. It was all part of the "cross wave" synthesis method ...

Daz wrote:Not directly. You can now do that indirectly using an EG to modulate the patch intensity of a patch that has an LFO as a source.

Daz.

Huh? I'm trying to fad in vibrato! So I have to use two of my four timbers and one of my two mod sequencers to do a simple vibrato fade in? Crazy!

It seems very "expensive" in terms of something that should be simple but uses a lot of resources.

EG controlling LFO levels?

This is a basic thing that you should be able to do. Even my Kawai K1r and my SQ80's can do that. It's a major "oversight."

It will sound more realistic.

MIDI runs at 31.250 Kbs
USB 1.0 Low is 1.5 Mbs
USB 2.0 is 480 Mbs

USB can transport the data faster that's for sure!

... if you need to? You never know when it will come in handy!

...but this my be a limitation of the chip used. What I would like to see is ADSR control of LFO amount. (So I can fade in an out an LFO). Another thing is a real "Sample and Hold feature", but that is probably asking for to much.