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There are two 'patch select' buttons above the pitch and mod wheels which I find very useful. However, I've noticed that the white keys actually FLEX a little which reduces the aftertouch effect! In fact, there is a point where if you press harder, the aftertouch actually DECREASES!! The black keys do not have this problem. I find I have to press much harder than I'd like to get a response. The aftertouch, on the other hand, is not sensitive enough for me. But if you have a lighter touch than me it would be really flexible. You can adjust it to 16 different settings, but I usually keep it near the hardest setting. The keyboard velocity is a little too sensitive for me. Although most of them work well for the instrument you are playing, it does get a little bad when you start to work on a sequence, where all your tracks have to share ONE of the 27 effect settings. As I mentioned elsewhere, you are limited to a selection of 27 set combinations. The effects are very good sounding, but not too flexible. It would do well with pop oriented rock too. mostly soundtrack type new age or contemporary instrumental. I think the board works best for the kind of stuff I do on it. The rest of the drum kit sounds are average. I sometimes have a hard time finding a snare that isn't too sharp or too dull. The drum kits are fairly good, but with the limited effects situation when working in the sequencer, they can be a little too harsh sounding. But I always seem to avoid them because they just don't 'work' for me. The sax and guitars are probably the weakest, although there is a 12-string and steel quitar sound that isn't too bad.
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I'm sure this could be avoided in the patch programming somewhere, but I've never taken the time to learn how to do it. The pitch starts slightly flat, then slides up to the correct level.
The vocal and string pads are nice, but the synth pads have an annoying 'slide up' sound. I've heard that the MR and ZR boards with the 'perfect piano' sound are supposed to be among the best, but I haven't had a chance to audition them. But I think the piano sounds are better than any other keyboard. There are a bunch of them that sound quite simmilar. However, I think too much of the memory is used up with piano sounds.
I think this keyboard's strongest sounds are the keyboard and piano varieties.
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