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Can It file my taxes ? Geez, does anyone remember the Yamaha music computer ? This is painful. Why doesn't anyone just make instruments anymore? Let's see...shall I buy a synth to run on my computer, or the synth that IS a computer? It's really big and expensive, I'm only interested if it also consumes massive amounts of fossil fuels as well.
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If one were open-minded as to utilize windoze in addition to our Macs, then loading up this bad boy w/Sony's Vegas/SoundForge would be Humvee Heaven.
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They update the monster, but it's still an ugly workstation… (baaaaahhh)
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I think it's good for live applications with sequencing and, and as composing/portable system. Still a little bit expensive, and not emough specifications in the website...
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