Re: the smallest portable hardware keyboard synth

[Johannes Korn <jenko.nashorn@googlemail.com>]

2011/5/19 Matt Davignon <mattdavignon@gmail.com>

btw, I have a MicroKorg. I'm generally happy with it.

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Cons:
--In order to change some settings, you need to dial the settings up
on a matrix (which is hard to read in most band settings). This
assigns the controls of the 4 knobs.

That' s better in the R3, there you have four knobs you can use to control what you like and save that setting together with the sound patch. 

 

--About 1/2 of the presets are for stereotypical "techno" sounds or
auto-arpeggiator sounds which I would never use.

 

Same in the R3, I overwrote all these presets with my own sounds.

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