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the wurly id basically a 206 with no trem. sounds awesome but has no sustain pedal and no trem and thats what i would want to get workin

Thanks for the reply!! I appreciate your help. This is a later Mark I, not the Fender Rhodes, it's just a Rhodes and based on the website you sent me, it does sound sorta different . Also, I guess these do not have trem in them. It's only 425 and it looks to be in really nice shape and has been well...

I have a chance to pick up a Rhodes Mark I from the early 70s. I know it rocks, but is there anything I should look for when I go test it out? How about some pros and cons of one of these? Is it too "Steely Dan" sounding or anything? I would use it mostly for studio work.

-Ken

I might be willing to split them, but I really would rather not and keep them together. Are you interested in the whole thing?

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I have the latency down to about 40ms with a rare occurrence of artifact which is pretty great, but still not awesome. I will definitely try quitting everything and see where that leads me. Thanks!

I have the Native Intruments B4 and I love it for studio use via MIDI, but I want to use it as part of my mobile rig and play organ live using the B4's sounds, but it is just plain LATENT and I can't show up at a jam and play everything a half second behind. Thoughts? I'm just running it through my ...

I like the stereo mixes because they are fun to pick apart. On Revolver, you can pan to one side or the other and hear 2 of the 4 tracks. For example, on Taxman, you can hear some pretty abrupt punching in to get backing vocals, percussion and lead guitar on one track. However, the left speaker wen...

YES. I'm a big Ligeti fan and an even bigger fan of Edgar Varese. Ameriques blows my mind every time.

Keep this topic rolling!

Oh cool. Yeah, we are at the Notch on Friday night actually!

No kiddin? Which Baker? Lou?

I'm all over your project when you are ready. January sounds pretty good actually

Cross post from hookups: So does anyone need any drums on their record or project? I can record it here and I have good gear and good drums and I play well to a click and if it's in a style that I can rock, I will most likely do it for nothing. What? Nothing? Nothing. Bring on your singer songwriter...

So does anyone need any drums on their record or project? I can record it here and I have good gear and good drums and I play well to a click and if it's in a style that I can rock, I will most likely do it for nothing. What? Nothing? Nothing. Bring on your singer songwriter projects and rock record...