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weymouthfox · 18th February 2009

Hi Dan,
Im very close to buying the Oasys, it sounds amazing.
first, I'm hoping to see some improvements before I hand over $8,000.
* USB/Firewire DAW intergration thats found on the M3/ Fantom G for a third of the cost.
* DAW style sequencer with drag and drop editing in the arrangement page.
The Roland Fantom G has it at a third of the cost
The sequencer is basically the same as my 10 year old trinity/triton.
As it's $8000 and several years newer im really disappointed in what it offers.
I hate having to input start and end points and then tell it where its going to move a small part.
As the Oasys is essentially a computer I wouldn't have thought it would be impossible to implement?????
* A key edit page with velocity, modulation, pitch bend, filters etc
* USB mouse support as found on Fantom G. A DAW style sequencer really needs this.

Many thanks.

18th February 2009	#185
weymouthfox Gear interested Joined: May 2008 Posts: 10	Hi Dan, Im very close to buying the Oasys, it sounds amazing. first, I'm hoping to see some improvements before I hand over $8,000. * USB/Firewire DAW intergration thats found on the M3/ Fantom G for a third of the cost. * DAW style sequencer with drag and drop editing in the arrangement page. The Roland Fantom G has it at a third of the cost The sequencer is basically the same as my 10 year old trinity/triton. As it's $8000 and several years newer im really disappointed in what it offers. I hate having to input start and end points and then tell it where its going to move a small part. As the Oasys is essentially a computer I wouldn't have thought it would be impossible to implement????? * A key edit page with velocity, modulation, pitch bend, filters etc * USB mouse support as found on Fantom G. A DAW style sequencer really needs this. Many thanks.