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Thanks Jim.
One of the churches I play for has a top of the line Clavinova and I like it very much. This particular mode seems rather cumbersome to move - pretty heavy & therefore, stationary. Great sound though.
We used a Roland sound module on several tracks when I recorded my 2nd cd and I did like the sound we got from that, so yes, I need to look into the Rolands a bit more.
I'd like quick set-up, easy on budget, nice sound and simplicity in design & operations. Shouldn't be too much to ask, should it? As for sound, piano is mostly what I'm looking for w/ a decent strings patch that can be controlled by foot pedal, if possible.
Can do without any rhythm stuff.
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