rsk@pucc-k (Wombat) (11/02/85)
c50-1dk@ucbfranny.BERKELEY.EDU (Andy Lieberman) asked for info on the AX80; however, neither Usenet or Internet mailers were able to get my message to him; Andy, if you're reading this, drop me a line at ucbvax!pur-ee!rsk, and I'll tell ya what I can. Here's my piano patch for the Akai AX80; it's similar to P-1 and to Eric Andersen's; I haven't compared them side-by-side yet. Thanks to Eric for providing the handy-dandy form to do this with. OSC-1: 01: 8 16: 57 VCA: 31: 99 02: 1 17: 16 32: 85 03: 99 18: 58 LFO-O2: 33: 0 04: 4 19: 11 34: 17 05: 1 LFO-O1: 20: 1 35: 0 06: 99 21: 0 36: 3 OSC-2: 07: 4 22: 0 LFO-VCF:37: 0 08: 51 23: 4 38: 0 09: 1 24: 1 39: 0 10: 0 EG-VCA: 25: 10 40: 4 11: 49 26: 49 EG-VCF: 41: 14 12: 2 27: 0 42: 23 13: 32 28: 3 43: 11 VCF: 14: 63 29: 50 44: 99 15: 8 30: 1 45: 47 Lastly, I'd like to take a quick survey of synth prices around the country; I think it would be interesting to find out where the best deals are. If you have a chance, how about sending me the current retail (no sales, no special deals) prices for some sample pieces of equipment, say, the Akai AX80 Chroma Polaris Ensoniq Mirage Kawai SX240 Korg DW8000 Korg Poly 800 Oberheim Matrix-6 Roland JX3P Roland JX8P Sequential Multi-Trak Sequential Prophet 2000 Yamaha DX7 Yamaha DX9 Yamaha DX21 Now, I realize that not all of these critters are available everywhere; but I'm not looking to create an encyclopedia, just a quick guide to what's cheap where. Of course, I will summarize to the felderkarb. -- Rich Kulawiec rsk@pur-ee.uucp rsk@purdue.uucp rsk@purdue-asc.arpa