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Well that was different. Thanks.


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Yep, it would interesting to have on desktop and to play with it but why do I know it will be priced in the absurd arena

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That does look interesting but a little out of my price range.


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A little expensive, fair enough, but a lot of investment in development to get a return on. Prices may eventually change. Very interesting though!


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actually there's an app for the ipad that works almost exactly like that. It's named GEOSYNTH.

It can be used as a midi controller too. If it isn't free, it's awfully cheap because I bought it and I'm cheap.

GEO SYNTH ON YOUTUBE

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That app is cool but it's nothing like the Linn. I was there and played it, Roger Linn was set up like 8 feet from the Hammond booth and Dr. Lonnie Smith was checking it out too. Cool to stand right next to a legend. Anyway this thing is $1,500 which is a lot for sure but the sounds were amazing. He didn't have it set up for synthy stuff he was playing pure acoustic violins, guitars, horns and pedal steel. He was getting the doits and falls for the horns and some very realistic pedal steel. I'm a keyboard player not a guitarist and this is set up like a fretboard. Still it only took me a few seconds to start to get it. It really is a very nice unit but it's expensive. Over the years he's made several very nice pieces like the Linn Drum and that wasn't cheap either.

This forum is mostly for hobbists and semi pro level performers (yes I know there are exceptions). If you're really serious about recording some realistic instruments without actually hiring good players this Linn is well worth it but certainly most of us can't justify that cost. But as soon as I heard and played it I'm thinking I want one. Then I woke up...

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Its true that $1500 is pretty high for a casula purchase... but as MIDI controllers and other pro instruments go, $1500 isn't out of line. I think for what it's capable of, that's a reasonably low price.

When I said it works the same way, I didn't mean the sounds. I meant the grid is laid out the same way, and in both cases you slide across a slick surface with your fingers to generate the sounds.

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Got to say I was not that impressed,the sax sounded feeble, it wasn't the modelling so much but the crispness between notes. Then what about attack? Legato? Staccato? How do you switch instantly? what about other articulations? Strings have loads.
It might be ok for some types of instruments - perhaps steel gtr

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Zero, it's a controller and will work with any synth you want to use. He was using it with a basic sound package that comes with Pro Tools I think. If you have one of those expensive woodwind synth packages this will control that too. It's similar to how Biab is packaged. Linn gives you the basic sound package just to get you started but you're free to use whatever synth you want just like with Biab.

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