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Marganjou

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  1. Thanks, I often have splits so I think Multis would probably work better. The life of a theater musician -- sometimes spend more time changing programs than playing. I don't own a Mac and I find setting up a computer to be a hassle (I'll do it if the patches are rented) so I prefer an all-in-one setup. Appreciate the advice!
  2. Thanks for this detailed reply! I would want to put a whole set of sounds in order, preferably up to 200 on some occasions. I've skimmed through the Kurzweil manual and it looks like I would do that in the Multi setting, and set a switch pedal to Multi Increment so I could advance through the list. Do you know if that sounds right? That's how I do it on my M50 in Combi mode, but it only takes 127 user slots. Time to go read the other manuals . . .
  3. I don't need deep editing capabilities. Just basic stuff like EQ, adjusting sustain, etc. I'd love a machine where I can just use some buttons instead of going through a bunch of menus on a touchscreen as on my M50 now. Action - I know at a mid price point, I'm not getting anything spectacular. I think "good enough" is reasonable. I almost never practice on my keyboard anyway - I just use my piano and bust out the keyboard for rehearsals and performances.
  4. Thanks for the advice. The Korg Nautilus is probably more than I'd want to spend, and heavier - I have to be able to load in and out by myself using a hard case.
  5. Hi, I am looking for recommendations to replace my Korg M50, which I’ve had for 13 years and is having some problems. I am very much a pianist and kind of a dummy when it comes to keyboards/synths (sorry). I use a keyboard primarily to play musical theater. The M50 is the first and only keyboard I’ve owned, so I don’t know much about different keyboards, and I’ve only ever used a fraction of the functions. I’m looking for a mid-range instrument with good sounds built in. I’ve done the setup with a keyboard plus a computer and generally don’t like it. Requirements: 88 keys Good orchestral sounds that can be edited easily. Easily arrange (many many) patches in order and change patches without the sound cutting out. Not too heavy Not important: Synthesis Recording The keyboards I’m considering are Kurzweil PC4, Roland RD2000, and Yamaha MODX8. I think I can look at the Roland and Yamaha at Guitar Center but not sure where I would get jy hands on a Kurzweil. I would appreciate any insight and advice. Thanks!
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