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by Gary E. Andrews - 05/01/24 01:05 PM
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by Fdemetrio - 04/25/24 01:36 AM
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Looks like a very long standing thread but let's keep it going! I use a Roland G-70 workstation. It has an onboard 16 track sequencer but I find that if you want to add vocals or other instruments in Cubase SX3, it's better to retain the flexibility to keep all the tracks separate so I don't like exporting a ready mixed arrangement from the keyboard.
As for the why: Well the Roland G-70 has everything you need to sound like a musician when you're not really!
Gerry
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