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My point of view is that the great part of the character of hardware lies in the synergy that is being created between the player and the instrument rather then the sound generated, as Jocphone said. For example in my opinion a wonderfully executed violin solo on a 3D controller(Roli keyboards, Haken Continuum or Linnstrument), played back with the best violin library yet to be created, won't never be better than the same piece, played by an equally talented musician and recorded by the same recording geniuses, on a less-than-entry-level violin.
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Funny, but I would almost prefer that to my iPad alot of the time.
If you ever needed a crutch and since then it is sittin in your living room
Ha ha! A friend of mine used to make these about 30 years ago. He named it the Crapaphone.
Although I think that synergy does affect the sound in very pleasing ways and the tactile experience and positive feedback are very similar to playing a traditional, mechanical instrument. I never thought that emulation was a great goal for synthesisers. They bring so many possibilities it seems a shame to limit them to the physics of the real world.
By way of example
I own iMS-20 and the MS-20c usb controller.
If I play the ms-20 on screen or with a generic controller it is nothing like as pleasurable an experience as when I use the MS-20 controller.