A Damn Good Controller/Synth For My 4K (Maybe?)

Check it out you guys!!!!

http://www.gearjunkies.com/product_gallery.php?id=2262
http://www.accessmusic.de/events/11-200 ... board.php4
http://www.accessmusic.de/products.php4
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/VirusTIKey/

I was searching high and low for the perfect keyboard controller for my 4K and it seems that Access Virus has answered the call.
The key features which I was looking for are all in there. To name a few:

1) Increased polyphony, 2 new oscillator types, arpeggiator, 16 x 2 delay/reverb fx.

2)24-bit/192KHz studio-grade converters, S/PDIF I/O and MIDI in and out ports

3)Remote Mode allows the VIRUS hardware to become a control surface for any MIDI-capable device or software. This is a definete plus in my book!!!!!!

4)This is nice: Functions as a sample accurate VST/AU instrument.

This keyboard might just do it for me if nothing else spectacular and over the top (and reasonably priced) is released at NAMM in January.

Click on the links above to read the full specs!!!!

yo summer2000

imo you can't go really wrong with any of those ... all viruses are great synths imo .... i been using viruses for a while now - first the b than the kb ... and i ve always been very, very happy with both of them...

the ti .... up til now i ve only seen some pics of it .... been lookin forward to read the specs - whcih i just did! ... if its all true whaz on the list - and imo access is usually very clear and reliable on that - the ti must be heaven ... damn ... 80 voice ploy, extended mod matrix, more reverbs and delays, ... it even looks like with that total recall the sysex hassle is over once forever ... imo it looks like if access just made a great synth greater ....

... so i d say ... go and get it ... if its out already .... have fun .... and then - sometime later - let me know if that remote mode can somehow even replace the not existing q-link extension board for the 4k ... its now been years that i got it on my wishlist ...

It looks like a cool synth. Finally companies are incorporating computers into their hardware. This would have sold like hotcakes 4 years ago.