* From [EMAIL PROTECTED] has anyone actually seen a comprehensive review online (or off for that matter) for the su700. or know where i can look at a manual for it? i am very curious about its true capabilities but can only find copies of the press release about it. in particular i'd like to know how well it deals with one shot instruments like kicks and snares that aren't looped - can you adjust the pitch on the fly? how does it handle mapping multiple sounds to a particular midi channel? does it support multiple channels? i have a kurzweil k2000 and an eps-16 but i'm looking for something a little simpler for live gigs. the eps-16 is just too big and burly to carry (and only 1meg of ram).. the k2000 is nice but doesn't really have all the performance options i need as far as switching between different sets of sounds for different tracks etc. plus it is a pain that you can only have one channel with infinite layers of parts, forcing me to make a bunch of different instruments for each sample instead of one meta instrument per song.. how does the su700 deal with this? does anybody have one that they could give some more in depth info about how its samples are triggered from external midi notes (is this even possible or does it have to be the master seq to support the looping stuff properly) hmm. just very curious - sorry if slightly off topic although i guess it is a hardware sequencer in some sense.. thanks. ___________________________________________________________________________ The Yamaha Hardware Sequencer (qy/rm1x) Mailing List is a free service provided by TekLab and is open to all members of the Internet community. For more information about this list and other TekLab Mailing lists visit our web site: http://www.teklab.com/services/mailinglists/ **> NEW: TekLab Music Technology Forums: http://www.teklab.com/forums/ <**
