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Since winter nam and summer nam things you might thought have been quiet. But Actually hype and fandom have been hushed a little by the great unknown, Which was a good thing to much excitement can kill interest or total perspective on something. There is always room for better new and latest to create music and wow a public with tunes being it professional , amateur or bedroom noodler "( cough like me )" . I can only say Roland came with a few new ones on their boutique series, compact portable instruments that really speaks to this time. Modular synths also had a few interesting releases, Also a few controller keyboards still in experiment fase but interesting enough to see through like the Synton. Korg has revealed their Grand Stage with seven engine's But the one that quietly surprised me was a Dexibell maybe its the name or the though that its a keyboard in the unknown grey area but they actually came up with a keyboard that sounds pretty darn sweet, Dexibell combo J7 organ sounds luscious, Don't know much about this one but it certainly one to have a look at from dexibell.

Forum: I'm new to the PX-560 community and would love to see an example that targets the MOD wheel to the Rotary Effect. NOTE: I have seen the thread that explains how to do this but I'd like to see one someone has crafted to fully understand the implementation. I'm slowly learning to use the menus and have mastered downloading and installing files so that seems like a benefit to all: let a *super-user* show us the way by example. The Mod wheel's default behavior is jarring and out of character with your standard B3 expectations. Programming the expression pedal to control the rotary speed would be nirvana. Is that possible? I'd order one today if that's possible. McDTracy