paulmcrpt@juno.com wrote: > a way to turn an interesting cabinet or useful keyboard into a viable > instrument, maybe for the first time. It offers your choice of 16 or 128 > voices ( choose the 128 voice GT 360 )...At least make it look like a nice > historical piece, but just don't let the hammers touch the strings. Paul, I'm with you about finding alternatives to scrapping square actions, but I don't imagine that QuietTime was quite conceived for performance (probably no less than they keyboard destined for the square in question, though). For a start, I don't like any wavetable modules but I still like a lot of squares. Can the QuietTime sensors be configured for custom spacing; widening would seem necessary on squares - what about narrower than usual? Clark ps. I'll be focusing my acoustical lenses to burn acoustical holes in instruments I don't like from now on ;)
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