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I am trying to midi my S910 to my VanBasco player in my laptops. One is Windows XP and my Netbook is a W500 Acer running Win7. The XP laptop configured my midi out to the Yamaha driver, and works perfect. The Win7 VanBasco app does not show the &qu
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Hell, sometimes it's challenging to remember anything! Gary
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The point is, ENJOY WHATEVER YOU PLAY! In any one week, I play a digital Yamaha piano, one of my old MS-60's, my little NP-30, a B-3, an XB-2 and a whole lot of stringed instruments. It's challenging to remember the differences in real time. R.
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I can only echo what Don said. Last week I performed for a large group of nursing home volunteers at a banquet. A man and his wife sitting in the front row about 10 feet away began whispering to each other while glancing my way. Over the years, slowl
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Originally Posted By: DonMExactly! And it's very easy to do with Korg PA3x, AFTER you become familiar with the OS and all its intricacies. Roland is more intuitive, especially the models that read directly from USB drive. Of the primary arrangers, i
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I had a gig on Saturday night that I booked by boasting to them about my new PA3x. I spent the whole of last week learning the functions, programming songs, setting up the instrument cominations, etc etc. I finished it all by Friday and when I went t
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I have heard those styles and thought them very good, but driving. If I was in a room with young people, smashed out of their skulls, it may be the thing. As I said, I could tame all the Audya styles to play at a tea party, but there are times I ne
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Hello SD2 owners! I have a wish and hopefully someone can help me. I would like to hear two sounds from SD2: oberbas1 and oberbas2. So if anyone could record these two sounds it would be a great help to me. The reason I ask for this favor is that I n
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Just pull up Blues Shuffle, hit the chords and sing! Play rides on the Sax, Guitar, Organ and Piano. Kick in vocal harmony when needed. Viola! You've "made it your own" as they say on American Idol! DonM
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I did a really nice job this evening, on a patio overlooking the lake, about 2 minutes from my house! It was a reception for an Air Force Pilots Retiree golf tournament. All they wanted was Country, but I didn't know much. Anyway, I had to show
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Diki........I was hoping you'd chime in on.......what's going on to get that shuffle sound. I understand there's more to it than just straight drum beats, but the purpose of the post was for me to learn basic drumming for programming a drum machine..
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Originally Posted By: Mark79100 Now I'm wondering why I bought a PA3x Yes, it's a great keyboard. But if all I need is "good vocals and a strong drum beat" I might just as well use a cheap-o keyboard with an industrial strength speaker syst
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Isn't that why they put volume knobs and sliders on each part, drums , bass , chord , lead etc. on the Audya. I bought the UK styles upgrade. The whiter shade is OK and the 6/8 style is real nice but the driving beat is a complete joke. That is one o
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Originally Posted By: tony mads usaGary ...Of course, the better option would be implants... I have 2 implants (Upper) definitely the way to go. They are rock solid, just clip your dentures on to them. They will be expensive but very reliable.
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I've posted a few demos of amSynth on Soundcloud, after realizing that some people are still using Internet Explorer for their browser.. I put together a very short demo using a distorted guitar-type patch, seems to work.. Soundcloud-amSynth
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I'm proud to call you my friend, Russ. The vets will love it. Gary
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You folks have given me a lot of grief for not playing nursing homes over the years. Here's how I'm handling that: On every other Wednesday from 3:30-5:00 PM at one of the restaurants I work, with the help of ownership, I'm sponsoring a little part
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I just completed work on a video and training materials used to train people how to provide oral healthcare to senior citizens in nursing homes. In conjunction with a professor of dentistry at the university of Kentucky, we developed a product to b
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Billy, I talked with a couple guys that had the procedure done in one day in North Carolina, cost them about $1,500 for everything and they were back to work the next day. Of course, they didn't have to sing, but you're right, it's a lot less expensi
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Diki, with the way Roland are now adopting their "World Pricing Policy" I would be surprised if the sell for anything less than c.25-2600. In the relative values of ones own currency units. They are pricing items now for each countries Rol
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Exactly! And it's very easy to do with Korg PA3x, AFTER you become familiar with the OS and all its intricacies. Roland is more intuitive, especially the models that read directly from USB drive. Of the primary arrangers, i.e. Yamaha, Korg, Roland,
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For me, I guess it all boils down to how EASY any given arranger makes doing the usual tasks that you need to do to fully personalize your arranger for YOU. How simply is it to edit and create Performances. How easy is it to edit styles, and SMF's?
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Nice going, Paul ... glad to see you are playing ...
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I think I'm hearing about street prices well under that $2800 figure. Shop around. Many stores will pad a price until they start to get shipments in. Might as well get top dollar from those too impatient to wait until supply exceeds demand! With an
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Mark, I believe that if you hang in there with the PA3X, in the end you will be glad. All the controls make playing live very easy, and the vocal processor/harmonizer is fantastic. As we discussed, any current, or even not so current, arranger will
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