OK. so.
I consider the use of A100 very different for studio works or live instrument. I really dont
use the machine the same way, not the same patch. What I call "making sounds"... I called
so to show more of a studio/composition work. Here maybe I search for really precise
sound, which will mix with others in the final composition. On stage, if I do lets A100 solo
or if I play with a drummer lets say, I will not use A100 like I do in my studio, I will look for
some versatile patch, which offers some kinda possibilities for quick change in sound,
thats why I say I' am very interrested in three positions swith or any kinda switch (A140,
A188, A196, A145... and DualCyclotron...) because they can change sound dramatically
very easily...

Does this make sense at all


Best,


Alexandre

> Hello Alexandre,
> Can you give us your picture of the distinction between these
> two modes Naturally, this involves an intimate examination of the
> term "musical"...
>
> Alexandre wrote:
>
> > I would also like to see more modules thought in the sense of using
> > A100 as an
> > instrument for PLAYING music rather than only for MAKING sounds...
> > but I dont know, not
> > so much interest around it seems for the moment...
> >
> > Best,
> >
> > Alexandre
>
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