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Hows the Yamahe RM1x ?
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___Yeshmazav
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Posted : Feb 10, 2001 15:42:18
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Hey...
I was wondering about the Yamaha RM1x sequence remixer for my first instrument?
Currently im` using only my PC with wave sampels (Rebirth, Acid pro` & soundforge) and I want to move on to hardware...Ppl keep telling me to buy a synth` but the Yamaha seems like an exellent choice! What can a synth` at the same pricerange do better..? |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Feb 10, 2001 18:14:50
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You can use synths with a PC sequencer. The RM1x shouldn't be your first piece of hardware (although I played with it at Kley Zemer and it's so cool :)). You should start with a synth. If you like Yamaha stuff, get the CS6x or the CS2x (cheaper). |
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___Psyghost
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Posted : Feb 12, 2001 21:49:27
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man the RM1x! i saw 3 live pa's here in Texas using it in their setup..i was like damn!..it
appears to be a great sequencer... |
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___nazar
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Posted : Feb 13, 2001 01:44:47
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rm1x is really good to make general draft of your track, also you can make some nice drum patterns, then you can transfer all of it into cubase and make it sound even better, by adding other synths patters. The sounds are pretty generic, but if you really creative you can make them sound good with effects. thats what i do, check it out at
www.mp3.com/psynaz |
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___valo
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Posted : Feb 13, 2001 10:59:31
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I think that Yamaha RM1x would be
very good FIRST Hardware sequencer
for you.
you will learn very much from it
and its cheap!
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