... rich, very rich and very long.
I agree.
And speaking for me, I could easily live with only one intro & ending (or maybe two) -give me six main variations instead (eight would be perfect).
..I have msp10 studio without subwoofer. ...Has the subwoofer a real interest when we play in a small room ? Could you describe what it adds above the msp10 studio please?..
Disclaimer: I don't have speakers you mention and so here's only my general opinion after reading specifications.
MSP10 are very good (linear) monitors, but surprisingly (considering the size), bass isn't really it's strength. Spec's says frequency range starts at 40Hz, which sound nice, but we should also notice it's 40Hz (
-10dB)! It's de-facto standard that frequency range is given at -3dB falloff (nobody really cares about this anymore) and that means, MSP10 frequency range actually starts at about 55Hz (-3dB). But yeah, on paper, 40Hz looks better.
Lowest octave on 76-key keyboard covers the range 41-62Hz (E0-B0) and that's where MSP10 sounds
weaker. So, if you use lowest octave often in you music, then you will benefit by adding SW10 subwoofer -regardless of room size. Needless to say, that in this case, cutoff frequency on SW10 should be set at about 55-60HZ. The loudness that you set on SW10 depends entirely on your room acoustic and where in the room SW10 is positioned -the goal is: from where you're listening, SW10 should sound equally loud as main monitors.
I hope that was of some help,
Bogdan