* From "Leon Mols" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I use a CS2x with my RM1x (and a MU100R, a FS1R and a AN1x) and just the
CS2x and RM1x are a nice complement to each other. I see no reason why you
would not create a good setup with these two... Just one thing: I barely use
the RM1x as a sequencer, I mostly use it as another sound generator, but
there's no reason why you wouldn't/shouldn't do it...
I used to own a MC505, but I sold it to get a RM1x, the sounds are much
better and the patterns are too. And, the Yamaha user interface is just a
bit easier to use, compared to Roland's (but that's my opinioun)
Leon
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From: Eisi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 26, 1999 9:31 AM
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> * From "Eisi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi RM1x-ers,
>
> does anyone of you combine CS1x and RM1x?
> I went to a music shop to take a close look at the RM1x and I really liked
it.
> I use a CS1x for Pads end FX and I love it. Do the two work together as a
team? Can I use the RM1x for drums an all kind of pattern oriented stuff and
use it as a sequencer for my CS1x-baby at the same time?
> CS1x has neither a sequencer nor good drum features :-(
> Other beat-boxes (e.g. MC-303) really suck compared to RM1x. Is there a
way?
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