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I don't recall any MI industry pundits saying any of those things. And since it isn't shipping (in the US at least), there's no way to know what effect it will have on Studio Logic's bottom line for the year. I think you're teasing us, mojoguy.
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Looking forward to this trial run, Dave. Let us know what you think!
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Well the Z-Stand came in and I removed the legs on the Seven and put it on the Z.
The difference in rigidity is night and day. No more shimmying. With the legs just my warm up of playing scales would be enough to start rocking the boat. Now rock solid and finally a joy to play without being distracted by the flex.
After playing this daily the last several weeks, I am working on my list of quibbles which I'll be sure to post here.
Knowing that other owners are not having a stability issue with the legs, mojo, why haven't you looked underneath to see if there is something wrong and contacted Crumar and/or your dealer for a solution or replacement?
Can you share a short video of this side to side motion you're seeing/feeling?
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Sounds like another opportunity for manufacturer add on or revision. My roads has the cross bars. I imagine they could do something with a clamp and screw and butterfly nut.
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Id prefer a revamp of the Artis 7 where they trickle down some Forte stuff. For the faders alone.
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This leg issue is something that needs chiming Im from Crumar. I would be surprised its a design flaw, sounds more like an assembly issue. If the leg sockets are angled correctly and the legs firmly screwed into place, why would the instrument wobble? Unless the legs need some cross bar support?
There is near 0 motion from the Seven on legs in this video. Granted he doesnt dig in like many piano players do, but an X stand would be much shakier than what we see here.
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Any comments on smooth sound transitions and how it works when switching multis and signals in the FX chain?
Not surprising a weighted action instrument feels heavy when coming from synth actions exclusively, Im most curious about how it compares to CP4 and/or the current Casio action, or the TP-100 used in other light weight stage pianos.
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Understood. My best shop in the area never has Kurz on the floor unless its on consignment. Nords only on occasion - typically one and they sell the floor model, no stock. Plenty of Roland and Yamaha but only a few pro models. Casio, Kawai - only the home consoles and starter instruments.
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Have you had a chance to sit down on the SP6 yet, Scott?
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Can you comment on comparison of the action to other weighted actions you like - also on just how noisy the action on the SP6 is.
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This answers the question "what would a guitar amp maker offer a keyboardist?"
Basically, a guitar amp.
LOL conspiracy theories abound....
Rogue guitarists plot to drown out keys (and everyone else) in all band situations by offering specialty gear for other instruments. Have you seen VOX's new line of cymbals made from foam? Bass amps with an LPF permanently set at 75htz.
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such a tease.
Sorry about that. I missed it on page 2 of thread. Was the CDM article at least a new read for you? :idk
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Hi, Ive used V2 and V3 with students. Its easy to get around.
Audio and instrument tracks.
Loop and instruments library you can load/drag and drop.
The sound bank has a lot of stuff from Yamaha (light version of Halion).
Also a useful GM sound set.
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I think its a quite a feat that SL has put together this feature set at this price point. Its staggering really. If it takes them a little longer to get it out the door so be it. My only fear is how buggy it will be and will they get firmware updates out to fix quickly.
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Id go with Adobe Premiere Elements. Its good enough and has presets like iMovie to make it look great quick. Much less to fiddle with if you dont want to get into everything thats in full blown Premiere Pro.
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Steinberg Sequel is the most directly comparable as far as included instruments and loops as well as simplified work flow.
https://www.steinberg.net/en/products/sequel/whats_sequel.html
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And they thrive on the notion that theyre building $£!+ musicians would want to play. And nothing gives them more personal satisfaction than seeing that happen.
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Id imagine ideally the keyboard itself should be about 26 to 29 from the floor. Is that what we are seein here? Youd obviously use an adjustable bench, chair, drum throne what have you to get you where it feels best.
I just finished a piano gig using an X stand and slab digital with a typical stackable chair and it wasnt great. I needed to get my arse up a few inches for lack of flexibility in the X stand or chair - I used a throw pillow.
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How has studio logic been in recent years with firmware updates for bug fixes - the Numa and SL stuff, the Sledge, and the first Compact, etc?
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I would rather get a root canal without novacaine, while sitting on a bed of rusty nails in the dentist chair than play piano on a TP/100 action, but that's just me.
I despise it for piano playing. I cannot figure out why it's so widely used.
Because Yamaha, Roland, Korg and Kawai don't sell their actions to other developers and Fatar's TP-100 is lighter than the TP-40 and better than anything from China like Medeli or Williams or what have you.
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Mpjojojo does drink the Kool-Aide!
such a tease.
Studiologic Numa Compact 2x
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At this price it competes with VR-09b.
That's tough competition sonically.
But it's not hard to beat the VR-09b's action or feel of drawbars.
User interface - we'll see which makes it easier to do what most need to get done.