I agree with you on that also. If Yamaha would ever get off their a$$ and listen to
some of the SU700 users' gripes/suggestions I'm sure the SU700 could do what you and
us would like. If they could update the OS ROM to 2.0 like the A3k, etc. instead of
just simple bug fixes for crashes like from 1.00 to 1.01 to 1.02A to 1.03 then that
would be best for us SU700 users. I wish that Yamaha would add extra functionality
like the SU700 users have suggested on several SU700 related lists, plus extra.
Though Jay might have more of an inkling on what Yamaha plans? I'm pretty sure the
SU700's processors could squeeze out a little more power. At least I think it could.
:) Too bad in some aspects that they're not smaller like Access. Maybe then they'd
actually hear our suggestions.
--wasted
On Thu, 25 May 2000 22:01:10 Rob wrote:
>Okay, heres where I chime in and wink at Jay to come back me on this! ;)
>
>So, the su700 cannot play pitched sampled via midi. But, it CAN change the
>pitch of an individual sample. So, why doesnt someone at Yamaha redo the
>midi implementation so it has a one-midi-channel per track mode that
>supports midi note number to pitch? How hard could it be? All the hard stuff
>is already done! :)
>
>I think Yamaha are really missing a great opportunity to really have a
>definite mpc/440 killer that can be used in either mode.
>
>I would love to use the thing just as a sampler because of the excellent
>knob per voice features and the great editing.
>
>Yeah, yeah, you will all say "Well thats not what the thing is for" but it
>really could be and it could do it fairly easily if Yammy would bang around
>on the code for only a day or so. I have watched good embedded programmers
>go from only ideas and specs to complete working systems like that in only a
>couple of days! I see them do it on a monthly basis.
>
>Just my .002 cents. ;)
>
>Rob
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