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These are the archives from Mark Longo's original Hammond List, 1994-97
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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: XB2 splits
> From: Torsten Haemmerle <torsten.haemmerle@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de>
> Subject:
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> Dear XB-2 users,
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> I'm considering to purchase an XB-2 and just wonder
> whether it is multi-timbral in a way that you can hook
> up a second manual and a pedal keyboard.
> I know that the XB-2 has a keyboard split function,
> but I don't know if the second manual can be operated
> "from outside".
> It would be a viable option to let the pedals drive
> a synth, but then it's not possible to use the 122 for
> the pedals, is it? (Eventually through the XB-2's effects
> loop?)
>
> Second point: Any possibility to add a set of drawbars?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Torsten
>
If the money and availability permit it, you should give the Voce's
V3 or V5 a try. They both permit (I think) to use 2 manuals
and pedals, with full polyphony (maybe polyphony would be a problem
if you split the XB-2, but I'm not sure...), and they sound at least
as good as an XB-2 (IMHO). You can also
hook up 2 sets of drawbars on them. Maybe an XM-1 with
the XMc-1 and a Voce MIDI drawbar would work, too?...
Have a good day,
Vincent
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