Re: The Gaia reviewed
2 Jun 2010, 05:29Besides many other keyboards I also have a Moog Little Phatty. To some extent, I think the Gaia will be more useful as a (main) solo instrument, combined as a (secondary) polyphonic instrument. (I also have a G, V-GT and V-XT). The problem with the Moog is that, since it has no effects built in, the sound are very dry and basic. I plug it into and uses the input effects from the G because of this. But since the Gaia has 3 tone layers, effects built in and are polyphonic too, it might happen I change over to it from my Moog (or uses both). However I need a bigger car soon, if dragging it all with me on gigs.
Rieg
PS: And I also want to add; I don't care if Gaia is "only" virtual analog. If it sounds better, it sounds better. That's why I consider letting it take the Moog's place.
Rieg
PS: And I also want to add; I don't care if Gaia is "only" virtual analog. If it sounds better, it sounds better. That's why I consider letting it take the Moog's place.
Rieg