[ddots-l] Re: selling stuff
- From: "david ingram" <dingram269@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2010 08:53:35 -0500
Are there any instrument definitions for what you're selling so that one
can use them with sonar producer?
----- Original Message -----
From: Damon Fibraio
To: midimag@xxxxxxxxxxx ; ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 12:07 PM
Subject: [ddots-l] selling stuff
For sale: buyer pays shipping, I accept paypal. Can bend a little on prices,
so if you have a better offer, let me know.
1. Korg M3. Yes, it has a touch screen, so not accessible. But, if you
like Korg's sounds and don't want to do much than play presets, this is a cool
sounding instrument. The m3 has the 73 keyboard chassis on it, plus the radias
expansion board is installed, which gives you a virtual analog engine in it
which sounds cool. Again, a bit of a waste if you just use presets, but maybe
one of you knows a sighted person who can use this. I have the 256mb expansion
for it, but the ram slot is broken, sadly. Asking $1700.
2. Korg radias 49 key version.virtual analog synth. It is rather
accessible if you can master the menu structure, but the menus don't rap at
least, which is rare for Korg. I can include a text file with the panel layout
in it, but never got around to writing out the menus. Only issue, bank up and
down buttons rap, so that may confuse you in live performance. If you just want
to use it in studio, you'll be good to go. This thing sounds awesome, too.
Asking $700. If you want to buy it with the m3, since you can mount the radias
module into the korg m3 73 key chassis, I'll let them both go for $2200.
3. Kurzweil k2661. 61 key k2661 with rom block 4, which adds the
electric pianos block, plus a ribbon controller, scsi cd-rom drive and a bunch
of sample cds. If you buy this and the Kurzweil display reader, you have what
is probably the most accessible keyboard on the planet. Asking $2000.
4. Novation Nova desktop unit. Another virtual analog unit. This thing
sounds very huge. 3 oscilators, which you don't normally get. Menus don't rap.
Have a text file with the panel layout. Asking $300.
5. Roland VK8m.Roland's virtual organ unit, with real drawbars. No
display at all, very accessible. Sounds quite good, used it for years and love
it, but want a nord stage and have b4 as well, so really don't need it. If you
need a kick ass Hammond b3 organ sound, this unit will deliver. Asking $750.
6. UseAudio Plugiator. This little box has no display either, but comes
with 4 plugins, a minimoog emulator, a wavetable synth, a Hammond b3 simulator
and a vocoder. I expanded it with 4 more plugins which included an arp odyssey
clone, a prophet 5 clone, a Yamaha dx7 sounding fm synth, and a drum and bass
module. The unit itself is accessible in that it has no display and a few
knobs. The editors to edit the sounds in more detail are kind of hit or miss, I
haven't ever figured it out, really, but you may not need to. There is an
online service to download more sounds as well, but never got it to really
work, but the unit has some very nice sounds in it. Asking $400. The unit with
all 8 plugins costs far more than that.
7. Nord Rack 2x. Completely accessible, this virtual analog rack sounds
amazing. No display, all buttons and knobs. No effects, though, but you can run
outboard all day long. I'm using it to record my band's new CD, but once done,
I am selling this to get a nord wave. Asking $900.
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Damon Fibraio
personal site: http://www.keyboardguy.com
band site: Days Before Tomorrow http://www.daysbeforetomorrow.com
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