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[elwoodblues1969]

Sometimes I have to remind myself that I'm living amongst a new generation,but holy JUDAS PRIEST man-what planet to you people hail from?!!
Most of you here are clearly too consumed by the computer age,because the comments here are stunningly ignorant...unless of course,some of you are just being smart*sses?

Are you people seriously questioning whether or not there is a market for workstations?Ummm...who's buying workstations,you ask?I'll enlighten you...anyone & everyone who needs convenience,portability,stability & the ablity to lay down ideas & even complete,polished songs,without the need to boot up,or worry about compatability issues & such.

Excuse me-what?All the chips inside keyboard workstations are old?Outdated?Archaic maybe?Allow me to fill you in on a world you've never set foot in;

A good example of the latest technology in workstations,would be the Kurzweil PC3 series.Kurzweil has designed,engineered & manufactured micro-processing chips in thier keyboards that are the fastest in the industry,hands down.
Some interesting specs for you pc mongers: V.A.S.T. synthesis engine-the most powerful & flexible synth engine ever created,offering limitless sound creation possiblitiies that will rival any computer software.

The most authentic & pristine sample based ROM on the planet,providing unmatched quality with acoustic sounds,such as strings,pianos,organs etc.,.
16 insert effects with an effects processor that is among the best in the industry.YOU NEED SEQUENCING?Yes,the Kurzweil PC3 series has UNLIMITED midi sequencer tracks.

Also for you pc mongers: the Kurzweil PC3 is also a MIDI controller.So ummm...how much did you people spend for your softsynth set up?
The Kurzweil 88-key PC3 is $2,999.95(USD) & the 76-key is $1,999.95(USD) at Zzounds.com (the most reasonably priced retailer I've found).

Just some food for thought,because most of you people are in dire need of it,because you're clueless!

I have nothing against computer music mind you,as it has some advantages & some appealing options & features to it(I began dabbling into this area),but don't discard a subject you know little or nothing about.

I'm a hardcore hardware gear guy,but at least I'm open minded enough to expand myself further,by venturing into other areas of gear.
I belong to a musician's music forum that is teeming with hardcore pc users,but even these people have enough common sense to realize the benefits & options of hardware gear.

-Elwood

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