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M3 73 At a Glance |
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 Released: 2007
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User rating: 4.2/5 |
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Despite haveing the best sounds of anything I've owned (60+ synths), My main complaint is that there is no disk drive on this unit...that's right, you need to download all samples and sequences before powering down, or they're gone. I guess it's just a matter of time before someone walks into my jump-drive, sticking out the back of the unit, breaking the USB connector off. Since I already scaled down my rig, I had hoped this would be the "swiss army knife" of keyboards. Soundwise, it is! There isn't a lame sound in it! Get the Radias option installed for some great VA sounds, but if you're into sampling, go out and get a portable Hard drive, or carry around a few "jump drives" like I do...unless you have a PC rack-mounted on the truck! Comments About the Sounds: Ripping, cutting edge sounds, ready for recording right out of the box. Use of drumtrack with KARMA function provides endless hours of fun. |
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