Hi Everyone
I have started a Forum that only deals with creating original Styles for your keyboard. It is really new, so the pickin is scarce.....What I am really hoping for, is a collaboration of messages and files that will result in a better understanding of how style are created.
Someone is always trading up their keyboards because they are just tired of the same old Styles.....So my logic is ,if you can make your own styles from midi files, you will never have obsolete styles again..
My background is primarily Yamaha, So of course we have a forum on Yamaha.... But , we also have a Forum for Roland, Korg and Ketron..
We may have to adjust the needs according to the demand..
So if you have some time, come on down and see what we can do with this..
http://midibbs.homeftp.net

Good luck with your new site......making styles on an arranger is one of the least used features I can think of....I guess people are lazy, unknowledgeable, or overwhelmed by factory styles to even bother trying....just my take....but in the future the manufacturer that makes this process on-board and the process VERY SIMPLE will jump ahead by leaps and bounds!

Hi Ron,

I've been to the site and it looks great.

I've always made my own styles, but they were always for personal use, and they were made using Style Creator in the PSR.

I don't use MIDI files to make my styles, and very few of them are song specific, but if the ones I do make would be useful to someone else, then I'd be glad to share.

See you back at the ranch.

Ian


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Common misconception...size and weight equal quality and performance. Don't be fooled.

I have managed to find the time to sign in so far but not to do more then just read a few posts.
It looks good to me and i look forward to spending more time there.
Best to you in your efforts,
Bebop

Hi,
congratulations.
The site looks great.

best wishes
Rikki

[QUOTE]Originally posted by rphillipchuk:
[B]Hi Everyone

Ron, good luck with the site sounds interesting. I think Donny hit the nail on the head " unknowledgeable and overwhelhemed " with what's already built in.

Ron, good luck with the site sounds interesting. I think Donny hit the nail on the head " unknowledgeable and overwhelhemed " with what's already built in.