Extended test drive - Korg Fisa Suprema

[JerryPH]

"So, if there is a bathtub filled with ice and you are laying in it, and the ice melts, would the tub overflow and why?"

Well, sir, the answer is a definitive no. We didn't know the answer, so your daughter and I had to test it out... oops!
Seems H20 is one of the only very few substances in the world that expands when cold and contracts when warm... who knew??

To get back on topic a little, wireless technology in MIDI is not anything new (there were wireless MIDI transceivers out 15 years ago), but the tech advances. CME is close to releasing a wireless MIDI for audio that has ridiculously low latency numbers (but SHORT range, another BT limitation, one that is near impossible to resolve)... but for now, no one else is has anything like it...yet. And of course, I am already using their BT wireless MIDI units successfully for years.

 

[breezybellows]

Nah, I like it. I should be more careful with my words as it's a written medium. I never mind your posts, they make me think.

Which brings up my next question: I haven't followed MIDI/Acoustic accordion combinations for well over a decade. Have there been advances that have included the addition of tone modules incorporated into the MIDI unit itself, or somehow contained in the accordion?

One of the problems I have with accordions with reeds and midi is the lack of free bass converter. The Concept is a high end acoustic + midi instrument that costs upwards of $25k. But has no free bass.

I'm not sure how hard it will be to add midi to a few bass converter. I assume it will be easier to do it on the miii system which is not really converter. Maybe the solenoid system in the beltuna matrix might make this possible.