I have made a comparison between them the same way you propose. Though i don't know how you managed to do that if your pa2x is at the korg labs. I would again bring to your attention i am talking about DNC present in the current OS. Since you don't have your pa2x you can't make a fair analysis as yet.
If i get some time i will upload some examples. Everything else you propose is based on your personal taste which i might not agree with, i would naturaly expect that from you as well. I personaly like Full Pipes which gives a very deep sound.Maybe you can upload some example recordings of near identical sounds played side by side to compare? Can you recommend a Program to play on my Pa2x that rivals the multilayered Orchestra Combi on my M3 for playing "star wars" or "superman" theme tunes? Can you recommend to me a drawbar based Program to play on my Pa2x to rival the two drawbar based Pipe organ Combis on my M3?
This statement does not give DNC any justice at all. I agree it is extra velocity triggering and layering with additional controllers, but what DNC provides on the Pa2x and what the M3 can do are world's apart. The DNC is by far superior and highly more realistic. Remember the pa2x has more osc assigned to each sound as compared to the M3.Remember. DNC on the Pa2x provides no new samples. It is just some extra velocity triggering and layering of existing samples coupled with additional controllers. Something the M3 has been able to do for a long time.
It goes back and forth. There are things on the pa2x superior and there are things on the M3 that are superior. I remember you even said on a number of occasions that with the technology DNC provides samples are better soundingHowever in all other respects the sound creation and controller assignment and EFX routing possibilities (using Combis) on the M3 leave the Pa2x well behind
CheersRob Sherratt wrote:I think that DNC capabilities on the Pa2x if used with high quality samples, can lead to better sounding and more realistically played solo instruments than on the M3.