Here's what really bothers me about the Audya that most likely has a lot to do with the unreal price tag. Frank in his vid basically points out "hey look there's a MidJay inside". Ketron forces you to buy their Midjay as part of this keyboard. That unit alone (as small as it is--with no keys either) costs more than a PSR-S900.., and in some cases costs MORE than a Korg M3!!!!!!

Ketron should have kept the Midjay section as an OPTION. Take out the Midjay features on the Audya and how much do you think that price would drop? There should be two models.. one with Midjay and one without. They combine their extremely expensive Midjay unit into their top end arranger.., and slap a $5000 price tag on it.., then release it with a Kinko's inspired starter guide. Buyers then expected to drop five grand on a keyboard that doesn't even have the manual finished yet.., perhaps Ketron is still learning how to use it themselves