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#186831 - 11/13/05 08:34 PM
Re: My review of Midjay as arranger
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Registered: 08/28/04
Posts: 2208
Loc: Louisiana, USA
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Originally posted by DonM:
Hank came to visit it yesterday. I have as much of his equipment as he does! Between us we have enough stuff to stock a music store.
Off the top of my head, we have:
1 Bose PAS
2 Barbetta Sona 31Cs
2 Barbetta Sona 32Cs
2 sets Logitech Z2200s
1 Samson Expedition pa
1 Behringer 1204 FX Mixer
1 Behringer 1222 FX Mixer
1 Mackie mixer
1 Studiomaster rack-mount mixer
1 Toa rack-mount mixer
2 JBL Eon powered 10s
1 Nady Pa system
1 Ketron SD1
1 Ketron Midjay
1 Yamaha PSR 3000
1 Yamaha PSR 2000
1 Casio WK3000
1 Yamaha PSR 580
2 Digitech VH vocal harmonizers
11 Keyboard stands, including 2 Standtastics,
3 Ultimate A-frames, 4 X-stands, 2 of those brown folding stands
6 sets speaker stands
1 rack-mount pa system with 1000-watt power amp, 16 channel stereo graphic, double effects unit and mixer
1 Behringer bass amp
1 Behringer guitar amp
2 electric guitars
1 acoustic/electric guitar
2 bass guitars
4 pole-mount monitor speakers
3 sets lights that follow music beat
Mics include 4 Sennheisers, 3 SM58s, 3 Samson R11s, 1 Samson Q7, 1 Crown 311A, 1 Samson Airline transmitter that makes any mic wireless, 2 more wireless mic sets, 2 Evs, 1 Shure SM87 condenser, 2 SM57s, 2 older EV condensers, probably more
1 8-channel Fostex digital recorder
2 Creative Labs Nomad Jukebox 3s
1 " " " Jukebox 1
1 Karaoke machine (it's HANK'S!)
3 Rack Bags
Numerous mic stands and booms
Various foot pedals, volume pedals, sustain pedals
1.38 miles of assorted cables
4 rack-mount power supplies, 1 with lights
1 Piano Bar!!
I know there's a lot more, and MOST of it is for sale!
DonM
Dayum. Thanks for that review, BTW, and thanks for the gear loan. ------------------ Bill Yamaha PSR2000
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#186835 - 11/14/05 06:29 PM
Re: My review of Midjay as arranger
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Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
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Rice, I believe, having owned both, that the Tyros Vocal Harmonizer is superior to the 2000.
The Midjay would be a valuable tool for a songwriter, particularly in creating demos.
You could record on it, then re-record adding whatever harmonies, sounds, effects, etc you like. Of course you could do the same with a standard multi-track recorder, but it's nice to have it all on-board and easy to fade things in and out in real time.
I'm not sure what Hank paid, but I know you can get a new one in the $1,700. range, maybe less.
DanO, George and AJ all sell them.
DonM
[This message has been edited by DonM (edited 11-14-2005).]
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