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#191918 - 02/14/03 09:53 AM Re: Ritardando (slow down baby)
J. Larry Offline
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Registered: 12/14/99
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Question to those familiar with the Yamaha 2000 (which I may add to my multitrack setup soon)---Will the vocal harmonizer track, or work with the chord progression that's been previously recorded into the sequencer, i.e. in a "hands-free" situation on playback? In other words, can one work soley on vocals (with the harmonizer effect) without having to play the keyboard at the same time?

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#191919 - 02/14/03 11:46 AM Re: Ritardando (slow down baby)
travlin'easy Offline
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Though I havn't tried it yet, it appears as if this can be done. I'll have to go through the instruction manual to figgure this one out and let you know.

Good Luck,

Gary
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#191920 - 02/14/03 02:56 PM Re: Ritardando (slow down baby)
DonM Offline
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Registered: 06/25/99
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Loc: Benton, LA, USA
Quote:
Originally posted by J. Larry:
Question to those familiar with the Yamaha 2000 (which I may add to my multitrack setup soon)---Will the vocal harmonizer track, or work with the chord progression that's been previously recorded into the sequencer, i.e. in a "hands-free" situation on playback? In other words, can one work soley on vocals (with the harmonizer effect) without having to play the keyboard at the same time?


Yes.
DonM
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