> James Stone wrote:> > I thought the korg X50 looks quite nice.. I am considering getting> > one, although I don't think the keyboard will be much of an upgrade> > over the Evolution.. I think the built in sounds are pretty amazing> > though.>> I really like the look of that. But at 450 pounds it's still somewhat> over my budget.>> Cue everyone rolling their eyes and thinking to themselves "you can't> have everything and get it cheap". But in all seriousness I shouldn't> have to be looking at expensive high end gear to get what I want. The> perfect solution would be a consumer grade keyboard, but with line-out> added (there's no way that's hard or expensive), and different> proportions. I'm not really asking them to cram stuff into less space> (though I *know* there's no need for them to be that size). Just change> the proportions. I think I may have found just the thing: The xiosynth from Novation. Ithink you can get it for around £190 new (4 octave version). It doesanalogue modeling, and apparently also has some sampled sounds. In theend I bought a second hand yamaha an-1x which has a very nice solidlybuilt keyboard - 5 octaves with aftertouch , and good (analoguemodeled) sounds. I paid £210 for it. James_______________________________________________Linux-audio-user mailing listLinux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
