Author: Pete Galati
Date: 18:30:45 01/23/01
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On January 23, 2001 at 20:16:55, Paul wrote: >On January 23, 2001 at 19:58:48, Pete Galati wrote: > >>Thanks, I'll put what you have in your pv as bm whether they are or not. >> >>Hey! I just got back from Office Max and I got addopters so I could use my old >>keyboard, and put the new keyboard on my old compter. I'm thrilled, I loved my >>old keyboard, but it had a 5 pin din instead of that crappy ps2 stuff. My old >>keyboard's smooth, feels good to use it again. > >Great!! There's no feeling like the feeling you get when using the things >you're used to :) I'm tripping over the keys at the moment because I'm no longer used to having them all in the right place, but it'll only take a few hours to be used to it again. It's one of the keyboards from before they put the extra keys on for Windows95. >On a not entirely different note: I switched from guitar >to synthesizer 10 years ago coz of the sounds you can get outta that; >but wish I could get an adopter to play on the guitar with the sound of >the synth, can't get used to that d@#*$^$rned keyboard ;) > >Paul I bought a Sequential Circuits synthesizer/sequencer years ago, but I gave it to my niece and I haven't seen it for about 15 years. My sister was threatening to bring it back, but I told her I don't have the space to put it and she should sell it. I prefer the sound of overdriving the output tubes in an amp to any effects I've heard, so I didn't have much use for it. Roland has guitar synthesizers, the GR-33 is an example, and you play through it with a special pickup (that I assume is a hex pickup) http://209.144.99.11/PRODUCTS/hardware/gr33.htm but I don't know if it can be connected to a serious synthesizer with a midi connection or not. I've never used one. Pete
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