RE: AirFX vs. AirSynth (Alesis)

[goddard.duncan@mtvne.com]

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 >> Yeah yeah, answering my own question.

 

It looks to me (upon further inspection) that the AirFX is used to modify a signal that is inputed into it, whereas an AirSynth produces it's own tone (like a theremin).

 

The common denominator between the two is the similar case and the infrared beam - otherwise they are markedly different tools.

 

Am I on the right path? << 

 

on the right path, facing the right way and moving steadily at the right speed.

 

duncan.

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