chilly - 14 February 2013 08:40 PM

because in that time they did not have Motif XF with a couple of mbs ROM piano, with 3 velocity leyers and alot of looping and compression, and mp3 cruppy format They had high quality pianos which sounded out of this world. So that’s why thouse people we are inspired by trually high quality instruments and created master pices

I think actually they had already first generation of motif at that time.

Delirium, why is it that you cannot spell
English words correctly? You’ve been
on the forum for years and have never
posted once without incorrect spelling.

Please answer the question.

delirium - 14 February 2013 09:30 PM

chilly - 14 February 2013 08:40 PM

because in that time they did not have Motif XF with a couple of mbs ROM piano, with 3 velocity leyers and alot of looping and compression, and mp3 cruppy format They had high quality pianos which sounded out of this world. So that’s why thouse people we are inspired by trually high quality instruments and created master pices

I think actually they have already first generation of motif at that time.

i think Motif was introduced by Yamana in 2001 year, ofcause the core soud engive which AWM2 was already 10 years or more old, but still Mozart was 1756- 1791.

They had really nice pianos and orcestral instruments.

They did not have Motif Xf with 741mb ROM which is shared between piano with 3 layer velocity of looped, copressed junk at nearly mp3 sound fedelty and also string section with 3 leyer of velcity of compreeseed looped junk and when i play two notes at string section the amount of musiciand in string section magicaly doupbles and when played a cord with 4 notes the amount of musicians at string section magicaly goes 4 times....

chilly - 14 February 2013 11:30 PM

i think Motif was introduced by Yamana in 2001 year, ofcause the core soud engive which AWM2 was already 10 years or more old, but still Mozart was 1756- 1791.

They had really nice pianos and orcestral instruments.

I meant different kind of motif - motif as a perceivable or salient recurring fragment or succession of notes :) They had it already
although they had other problem - they used simply too many notes....