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Scott Murrell
Is it possible to directly install SF2 sounds from a USB thumb drive and not have to use the computer software?
I think my post was directed mostly to the people who when they see an appeal for clarification instead of offering to help they post things intended to embarrass the original poster into not asking for advice. It seems like some of these people don’t even own a Medeli or I guess its compatibles.To be a bit nuanced about this:
Thomann sells lots of Medeli products under the Thomann and Millenium brands. Their products are chronically on the list of most sold keyboard and e-drum products. Kurzweil and others also private-label Medeli.
That doesn't mean many users of Medeli original/OEM products are on here (I've encountered more active forums), and they might not know they own a Medeli product, but again, there should be lots of people in Europe using them, and realistically speaking also the AKX10, that Thomann also has a version of (AK-X1100 with less memory than the AKX10, but otherwise same).
Yup, I understood that, and my comment was directed to Biggles that maybe didn't realize Medeli sells a lot, but often behind some other brand.I think my post was directed mostly to the people who when they see an appeal for clarification instead of offering to help they post things intended to embarrass the original poster into not asking for advice. It seems like some of these people don’t even own a Medeli or I guess its compatibles.
If at some point I gain some technical expertise with my AKX10, my help will be unconditional and nonjudgmental.
Thank you.Yup, I understood that, and my comment was directed to Biggles that maybe didn't realize Medeli sells a lot, but often behind some other brand.
And the whole point of a Medeli forum is of course to discuss specifically Medeli products.
To be a bit nuanced about this:
Thomann sells lots of Medeli products under the Thomann and Millenium brands. Their products are chronically on the list of most sold keyboard and e-drum products. Kurzweil and others also private-label Medeli.
That doesn't mean many users of Medeli original/OEM products are on here (I've encountered more active forums), and they might not know they own a Medeli product, but again, there should be lots of people in Europe using them, and realistically speaking also the AKX10, that Thomann also has a version of (AK-X1100 with less memory than the AKX10, but otherwise same).
Not me.Based on the ex forum member’s experience who is still thinking of buying a Medeli AKX10?
I think you’re both right, a forum ( to me) should:You are mistaken ktnwin2022. The Medeli forum AND any other keyboard forum is not only for the keyboard owners, but for anyone else INQUIRING about a particular keyboard that a forum is designated for.
Me. I bought it as soon as it was available. You won't find a better value anywhere. I think it is amazing. I have ownedBased on the ex forum member’s experience who is still thinking of buying a Medeli AKX10?
Glad to hear that.Me. I bought it as soon as it was available. You won't find a better value anywhere. I think it is amazing. I have owned
just about every major workstation and arranger made. The feature to dollar value is off the charts.
I too bought mine as soon as I could find a dealer here in the states, I agree it’s amazing given its price point and features. As I’ve stated, the only reason I sent mine back was due to a problem that the dealers wasn’t sure could or would be addressed by the company. They ( the dealer) had called the company to address two other issues with other’s AKX10’s and had gotten no response. Since then I’ve learned that they have a repair facility on the west coast, I am on the east.Me. I bought it as soon as it was available. You won't find a better value anywhere. I think it is amazing. I have owned
just about every major workstation and arranger made. The feature to dollar value is off the charts.
Update came out today...The release dates for the next upgrade continue to shift, not surprising given world situations and Covid. I’d like to see Medeli’s infrastructure get more serious in the states but I do appreciate the market conditions here for arranger type keyboards aren’t that healthy. This could change.
I am thinking to buy one. Or the Medeli or the correspondent from Thomann. Depends of the money I have that day. And I am very curious about the insertion of soundfonts on that keyboard, because I have a collection from free sf2 of internet, about some 8 Gb of them. This is how I found this discussion.Based on the ex forum member’s experience who is still thinking of buying a Medeli AKX10?
Thomann version (Thomann AK-X1100) of Medeli AK-X10 has only 256 MB expansion memory and firmware version 01.04.09.I am thinking to buy one. Or the Medeli or the correspondent from Thomann. Depends of the money I have that day. And I am very curious about the insertion of soundfonts on that keyboard, because I have a collection from free sf2 of internet, about some 8 Gb of them. This is how I found this discussion.
If the difference is only that thing of memory, for me it's ok. Here at Portugal the prices are 780 euros and 575. I will choose the cheapest.Thomann version (Thomann AK-X1100) of Medeli AK-X10 has only 256 MB expansion memory and firmware version 01.04.09.
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