Yamaha EZ-EG and G10 Further Questions
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I purchased an ez-eg after our last discussion and it is a great within its bounds, definitely worth every penny if you dont use the onboard crap. I have some trouble interfacing it to my Yamaha Motif XS8 for which I want to standardize on with patches as it has great Oberheim patches available. Questions =========== 1) I would expect that I need an intermediate midi controller between XS8 and EZ-EG. If so what is the best value for money intermediate recommended. 2) Unlike other Yamaha keyboards, the XS8 unfortunately does not have a breath controller. I therefore will have to use a USB breath controller and from what I saw there are some that can do breath control after the keyboard midi, sort of a post process. 3) So, what is the less strenuous and high quality solution that you can prescribe. It is truly a jungle finding an optimum solution for; midi guitar ++> Intermediate (PC or Dedicated Controller) <++ Yamaha Motif XS8 <++ Breath Controller Also, I will keep the ez-eg, but I will not invest in more expensive switch based midi guitars. I definitely will move to a Yamaha G10, and will keep the ez-eg as it is a better neck for classical pieces. Classical pieces do not need string bends and such so I am a happy camper. I really prefer the feeling of strings below my fingers than switches. For Fusion, the G10 seems to be the ultimate (IMHO). 4) Is the G10 pitch2glitch or is it fret-triggered by the strings ? Strange that I battle to find much info on the G10. From the manual it seems it is an ultrasonic fret detection system and therefore not pitch2glitch. I have an AX-100 and while great, glitches too much. ------------------------------------ Posted by: [email protected] ------------------------------------ --to unsubscribe send a blank message to [email protected]