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___guytrance
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Posted : Jul 1, 2001 14:53:58
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how knows somthing about
yamhaa rm1x
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Jul 1, 2001 17:18:21
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what do u want to do with it ?
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___PsyTom
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Posted : Jul 1, 2001 18:31:01
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Yamaha RM1x? That cute little groovebox?
I've played with it a little, and my opinion is:
1.Very easy and fun to use.
2.The effects are OK, not more.
3.The factory sounds aren't the best, but you can achieve good results with a lot of tweaking.
4.Very good built-in sequencer.
Overall: Great for beginners or ppl who play live. If you're not one of the above, i recommend saving your money for a synth, although this particular groovebox is quite good.
Peace & Luv,
Tom. |
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___-guy-
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Posted : Jul 2, 2001 18:34:16
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so what groove box your prefer |
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___DCQ
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Posted : Jul 2, 2001 18:47:22
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i played with the mpc3000...
i dont know how good the actual drum machine part is, or what other features are on there (in tuerms of sounds) so noone tell me off for being wrong.... buit i know a lot of professional artists swear by it as a studio sequencer and for live work |
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___PsyTom
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Posted : Jul 2, 2001 22:55:16
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I don't prefer any groovebox.
If you really want to buy a groove box, that's the one i'll recommend, but as i said, if you're not a beginner or a live player - buy a synth, it will worth it. |
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___guy
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Posted : Jul 4, 2001 16:52:22
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in mpc3000 you can build full track willthut anouter machines or cumputer or groove box |
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