Other than the provided drumkits ... what value does it give me above RM-3 + CM-505 ?
Is it possible that CM-505 was TOO good ?
(I'll probably get RM-IV anyway, even though I just got RM-3 in mid-April)
Doug

quite a few new faturesOther than the provided drumkits ... what value does it give me above RM-3 + CM-505 ?
Indeed we thought about doing such a free instrument for quite a while but I must admit I love CM and I liked the idea to contribute to theri great mag.Is it possible that CM-505 was TOO good ?
The hard part is having to decide which of the 2500 Drum/Percusssion sounds to use. What a problem to have!RM IV btw has improved synthesized drums (more tweaking options than in CM-505)
Peter
Was that the original LM-4 or the LM-4 Mk II?dougbyf wrote: When I was beta testing LM IV, the easy on the eyes and well laid out, logical gui was the first thing that struck me about LMIV.
Dang! That should have read 'RM IV' not LM IV!pough wrote:Was that the original LM-4 or the LM-4 Mk II?dougbyf wrote: When I was beta testing LM IV, the easy on the eyes and well laid out, logical gui was the first thing that struck me about LMIV.
Thanks Scot.Scot Solida wrote:AD80: Yes, you can program the pads on the RMIV to respond to any note number, so you can link them just by assigning them to the same key.
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