Originally Posted By: Dnj
Originally Posted By: DAN.2000
mmm... The new Microsoft Surface Pro 3 is very good for vArranger.

You can change style on the touch screen.

Create your 20 OTS for each song, at home, and change them with touch screen or any midi controller.

I personally still use hardware arranger on usual live gigs, but use vArranger while giging far away and need to take train or airplane.

Last gig, I have used vArranger only to change sounds of my PSR keyborad smile

This PSR is limited to only Right 1 & Right 2. With vArranger I can play up to 5 layers together, and switch sounds more easily than on PSR smile

It was fun


Thanx for the reply Dan..... I understand.....
I guess vArranger isn't for everyone but does fill a Niche` for some players. cool2


I think it gives non arranger owners a cheep way to get a high quallity arranger..

People that combine a DAW with Fa08, Kronos, Kurzweil, Motif, MOfx, Kurzweil, Nord stage, Jupiter 80...

I think the Varranger at only €300 allows a lot of people to enter the world of arrangers on top of what they allready play.. However, i think most hardcore arranger players might be better of with a hardware arranger..
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