From jackoverfull@gmail.com Sat Dec 31 03:36:44 2011
Subject:Re: New Nord products at NAMM

Can't remember. I'll check…
In a couple of days, tough, right now my rig is packed and will remain that way 'til tomorrow.

Il giorno 31/dic/2011, alle ore 00.49, eric koper ha scritto:

> You're right if there is free space for the extra sounds. How much space is available after all the organ sounds currently on there? That's my question. Do you need a hardware update for space issues? Personally I could do without 20 or so organs. Just take a couple out if need be, stick in some brass, strings, or whatever to take advantage of the second manual and I'd buy it. I guess maybe use another tiered board is the other option. I wanted to use the Mojo over an 88 board and dedicate a manual for the other sounds.
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> Il giorno 30/dic/2011, alle ore 18.08, eric koper ha scritto:
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> > Well I was ready to order a Mojo but if I got to buy a Pc or Mac to play other Vst sounds
> You don't need one. You do need one to load the VSTs on the Mojo, tough. And possibly a minimum of software expertise in doing this kind of things.
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> > I think I'll wait to see what Nord is going to offer in a 2 manual since they have sound libraries. (I do want drawbars built in, maybe that'll happen with them.)
> > I emailed Crumar and they said that sound libaries someday may happen but I was wondering how. Would I have to send it back to Italy or could I download sound libraries via internet. Did not get answers to that.
> You did not get an answer probably because right now there isn't one. As they wrote: "someday may happen", it doesn't imply that right now that is planned. The potential is there, but I seriously doubt someone is working on that right now.
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> Regarding the installation of updates (or, actually, additional VSTs), at the moment you need to load the files on an usb stick, connect a monitor and a mouse to the instrument, connect the stick and then apply manually. The updates are basicalla doubleclick things, of course, and I don't se why an hypothetical official future software to add more sounds would be any different (we're talking software here, not hardware).
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