From bluesnote@msn.com Mon Sep 23 09:37:40 2002
Subject:Re: CX3 v2

Tony,
Your gonna need a little time to tweak the CX-3 with the MS. I had
an XK-2 since it's intro four years ago through the MS and it
required just a bit of bass/treble/contour balancing act to get an
acceptable warmth/balls/cut-through-the-mix quotient. Have had the
the CX-3 for just over a month and am still tweaking it and the MS to
taste. Not quite there yet, but Bruce's suggestion of Amp 2 with
rolled off highs and lows gets me real close and is a great starting
point. You'll want to turn down the internal overdrive setting as
you'll naturally drive that 12AX7 in the MS.

What case did you end up with for the Korg and the MS?

BTW I hve an invisible stand that I'll part with.

Albert

--- In CloneWheel@y..., ynottnaro wrote:
> I had purchased the new CX3 with the correct waterfall
> keyboard and the newest software (lucky me!). First
> impressions? The keyboard feels much better for
> smears and other idiosyncratic stylings. The action is
> tremendous for those single finger trills (much better
> than the XK2). You have a few more options in certain
> editable parameters, but for the most part, it's still
> the CX3 you know with the better keyboard. I have a
> short 3day road trip this weekend and I'll be taking
> it out (assuming my case actually shows up) with the
> Motion Sound Rig for the first time. Seeing as I've
> never used the Motion stuff before, it'll be
> interesting not only to see my own feelings on it, but
> to see whether the band notices anything other than
> they don't have to lift the big box! But I will say,
> just playing with it at home, I think it sounds pretty
> decent. By the time I hear it context with the band,
> I'm hoping the difference will be negligible...we'll
> see.
>
> tony
>
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