No disrespect intended, but It's amazing how something as weak as the fantom G got your attention and respect, but when something light years advanced like this comes around you're not impressed
No disrespect taken but I stand for my words. I'm not impressed just like I wasn't with the Oasyses or the Nekos. Like we all agreed it's a keyboard controller and a PC. And yes, beeing Windows based moves me away from it. I have a "personal" thing with Microsoft
. That's why I'm saving for a Mac. A MINI one because it's all I need. Look, I loved my X. I traded for the G because I could afford it and I believed it was and still is the best for me. I just love how it sounds. More, the keyboard itself is the BEST around and yes this is one of the things I value most. In the end, I'm not expecting Roland, Korg, Yamaha or any other to reinvent the wheel and I'm certainly not looking for a new "production station". I still have one. Windows based. I been using them for years. I just want a diferent aproach to my computing thus my will to try Macs way.
I'd like to see Roland attempt something like this
I know this is you just poking Roland but I personally would not like this to happen. I think they should stick to what they're doing: Junos and alikes, V-Drums, V-Guitars, V-Accordians, audio-video products, Boss pedals and Cakewalk software products and , yes, bring back the A series building decent professional controllers.
...7 yrs without no real advancement.
Well, if you're talking keyboard wise I'll accept it. But don't forget that Roland is no longer just a synth, workstation, keyboard manufacter. So I invite you to look out of the "production station" box and know a little more about what Roland has been doing.
