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You can't reproduce this patch without a V-Synth as its the only digital synth which supports and uses linkable skirts.

It's possible, but only for external soundbanks like the ones offered on Axial.
you can't export or backup any of the internal tones on the I7.

you can't load any of the stock sounds from the I7 on the FA series, you can't export or manipulate those waveforms in any way and backups don't contain them. otherwise that would make the integra redundant.

Thanks! You can see above, I have Pulsar System, it's under "RC". I have most of the "others" from JP-80, but I didn't take Cello, as it's a compilation, similar to the one Paulo made, only much smaller... regarding the Berquin Piano - I didn't take this. I won't be using the V-S...

Believe it or not, but I think that I have every available bank for the V Synth. I bought Jama's library (which is really, really nice but has a "vintage" vibe to it) as well as Kinetic Sound Prism. I'm looking to compose one or two projects of the best sounds for instant inspiration. btw,...

Anyone has Sinevibes V-Synth patches?
I contacted them and had a reply that those are no longer available.

Thanks!

I'm about to purchase an XT, which is in great overall condition.
the only caveat is that on boot the touch screen is not very responsive. after a few hours its great and everything responds to the slightest touch.
is it a touch panel issue? i.e. an easy fix?

after I bought an Integra 7 based on the recommendation of the great people on this forum, I've been checking some videos of the V-Synth and it seems great. Can you tell me anything about it? is the more than 10 years old VA technology still fresh sounding? I'm basically looking at the XT model. Int...

yes, I agree with you here. I must feel some sort of connection with a keyboard. I used to have that with the XS. I don't get it with the Kronos. but I enjoy the Kronos immensely especially due the easy way of expanding it. you can even convert Kontakt libraries to it, add an extra SSD etc. the Mont...

you'll not get a yes or a no because comparing the synth tones of the I7 to the synth "patches" of the JP is like comparing apples to oranges. good luck.

you can't compare them for synth tones. Integra could have a MILLION tones less than the JP or a million more, but what you hear on the JP is not the tones themselves. try to understand that. it's not the same sound.. what you're doing is trying to justify yourself. you look for someone to tell you ...

Yes, the MOXF is a versatile controller especially if you use Cubase. I use Cubase and I thought about getting one. but the keys feel so cheap I just couldn't... but sound-wise it's great. currently I have a Kronos (88 key) which has great action, but now I found out that I prefer many of the sounds...

If it's synth tones you're mainly after the JP80 wins hands down for huge complex sounds. as I said the SN-S sounds on the I7 are just building blocks for the sounds you hear on the JP80. the JP80 has more than 2000 of those live/studio sets. It's useless to hear the technicals. hear it - they're no...

Thank you very much for al lthe answers... the editor is indeed very nice! I downloaded both packages from the Axial website. great sounds! there's so much to explore with this unit. unfortunately though, I don't need only the volume knob but also a new PUSH pot as well. I can't find it on both site...

if money and space are not an issue, and you don't care about all the amazing legacy PCM XV tones, I'd definitely get the JP80. it's one of the most amazing keyboards in existence.