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its probably just the resonance of the other strings when that note is played. Usually with the damper on you shouldn't hear it but maybe the piano they sampled, you could hear it. Its unlikely but possible I guess.

How he is switching sounds? He uses a Boss footswitch which he has put to make it go to the next sound in set list mode. Footswitch sound switching has been around in keyboards since the late 90's....nothing really new. One new thing related to that though is having the sounds change seamlessly ...

And the Bass (especially the Marcus Miller Slap Bass) was great with a SRX-07 Board! That's the type Bass I hope the Kronos can do. On the Roland, it would slap only when you hit the key hard. The bass on the Kronos are really good! and you can make it slap the same way it did in the Fantom too =)

The Fantom X I think had really great brass with the SRX expansion, some of the best probably with that card.

I couldn't help laughing at this marketing hype on the Integra webpage:- The newly created SFX kits offer a variety of stunningly realistic sounds, such as car crash, door slam, footsteps, birds, river, and more. Great for film scoring, some of the effects offer real-time control. OK, its got GM ...

hmmm thats a little hard for me to say. Because the sounds and what is "better" is personal opinion. But I can tell you this. Most people would agree with me saying that the first 3 in your list, the Kronos probably does the best out of all the keyboard makers right now. for the Organ, for me ...

yeah thats no problem at all. All you would have to do is this. set up both combi 1 and 2 how ever it is you want them to be. Go to set list mode. Then you will order it in there as Combi 1, then Combi 2 then, Combi 1 then, Combi 2 Thats it. All you will have to do is press a footswitch to move ...

Oh and as for the integra, yeah it is all of there legacy stuff but I want to be able to use it all live, not just in the studio.

Last thing that they were debating on was to keep all of there legacy stuff from the JV series and Fantom Series in the keyboard or as a add-on or not in there at all. Isn't the Integra all the old JV sounds? In that case, they have already moved legacy to one side and can concentrate on new ...

Also im not sure why you would be on the combi you need to be in setlist mode? In setlist mode YOU are the one who copies all the programs or combi in to the blocks, in the order you want. As long as you put the right combi's and programs in the setlist, it will ALWAYS play them when you choose them.

No the Setlist screen is its own screen, you wont see the combi mode screen. But thats ok because for changing volumes on your sounds you dont need to be on the screen. All the faders on the Kronos are automatically assigned to each part in the combi. For what you are explaining you want to do with ...

I have some "news" in this front I guess. For Roland though its been a while since I got this news and they might have changed since. BUT last I heard they were doing a few things with there new synth. First thing is apparently they are thinking of not making the new flagship workstation a Fantom ...

Which manufacturer has the best grand piano sound overall? Roland with its V-Grand. Nothing else really can compare. Unless you have actually played one in person you will know what I mean. The V-grand is insane. I would get it over a real grand probably (unless the real grand was like a Steinway D ...

I would not say its Lo-Fi vs Hi-Fi at all. There is practically no keyboard that is Lo-Fi. The Kurzweil PC3/k is a Hi-Fi keyboard indeed. But you have to remember that one of the unique things about the Kronos was that its the MOST high fidelity keyboard yet. Now realistically? No one other then ...

A LPF, meaning they lack highs? That wouldn't be described as "thin" by anyone. And if anything, I thought the Korg synths always over-emphasized lows and highs. Many presets have like over 6dB of low and high boost. LOL I meant HPF. Changed it, thanks ! And its very slight, just enough to make a ...