Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: AM/FM Getting your own MIDI setup Up-And-Running PART 1: Some pointers worth considering By Kon Wilms The aim of this first part is to give you some pointers on the best ways to get your own MIDI setup going at a price that won't break your pocket. (In other words what we're trying to do here is get a MIDI setup started at a reasonable price without the loan shark having to send 'the boys' to come and see to it that you never play the keyboard again). :-) So here we go: - Never buy a NEW synth direct from a music-shop. 90% of the time they are given a supplier price upon which they need to make a profit. Buy demo models - its cheaper to fix a glitch or polish off the dust than it is to pay for a spanking new synth. Also buy second-hand. This way its (a) cheaper and (b) you can get a much b ...
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