Originally posted by Irishacts:
Ian.
So according to your logic, people like me are going to give up our workstations when we get to 50 because then arrangers will have the styles I'm looking for?
It's not going to happen mate, I can tell you that for sure right now.
Regards
James
No, according to my logic,
you won't be in the market for a Tyros...you want more extensive editing for sounds and sequences.
You will buy a Korg.
However, there will be lots of over 40-50 interested in the way Yamaha presents it's arrangers.
You just won't be one of them.
If Korg did things Yamaha's way, they'd alienate their target market...and vice-versa.
Why is it so hard to see that there are two successful marketing strategies, that obviously co-exist with no problems?
Maybe there's more beneath the surface than we know...perhaps Yamaha and Korg are actually working together to cover both markets?
There seems to be more emphasis on coexistence than competitiveness...maybe there is something left over from the time when Yamaha saved Korg's cookies by buying into the company?
Who knows for sure?
Ian
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