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#144566 - 10/20/05 09:10 AM
Re: OK... I've done it .... :)
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Registered: 12/01/99
Posts: 10427
Loc: San Francisco Bay Area, CA, US...
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ccdmax . . . Wow MAN!, you're one lucky dog alright. Your keyboard choices are exactly the idea combo I'd love to have, but unfortunately, I can only 1/2 afford it so far. The marriage of the Tyros2 and Korg PA1XPro provides you the BEST of both KORG and YAMAHA worlds, and imo, the best sounding arrangers on the market today, with the competition trailing them. As far as the learning curve goes, since you're already familiar with both the Korg & Yamaha OS, you should have no trouble just getting down & having fun 'making music' right away. Looking forward to your on hands review and MP3 songs recorded by you with your braned new toys as well. - Scott
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#144570 - 10/20/05 04:46 PM
Re: OK... I've done it .... :)
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Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15560
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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Dan0 is a great gut to deal with, and along with George Kay, this is a duo that cannot be beat! Cheers, Gary ------------------ Travlin' Easy
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PSR-S950, TC Helicon Harmony-M, Digitech VR, Samson Q7, Sennheiser E855, Custom Console, and lots of other silly stuff!
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#144571 - 10/20/05 04:47 PM
Re: OK... I've done it .... :)
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Registered: 10/10/05
Posts: 73
Loc: South Jersey
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Originally posted by spalding: ...PS i am still a Tyros fan but in my opinion you really wont need to play both boards The reason I got them both is, I do a lot of recordings for various church groups and individuals. What I am after is a ability to create, change and use of styles and sounds. I have noticed over many years of experience that Yamaha's and Korg's sound different. You can take and convert styles, but they will never sound the same. The other thing is Korg will allow me to write a song the way I want with their superb sequencers, but yamaha has that specific sound which no matter how you try to emulate it... you just can't. To me owning both is having best of both worlds, allowing me to be creative as never before and I hope I don't have to upgrade for a very long, long... very loooong time... cheers ------------------ Yamaha PSR9000, PSR730, Korg Karma, X5D, Yamaha Tyros2 and Korg PA1X Pro on it's way
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