Greetings:

I had a look at the brochures on the Bohm site (see the older postings on Bohm). They advertise arranger styles with 32 tracks !
Given that Yamaha, Roland have 8 tracks (drums, bass, chords, pads, phrases) - 32 tracks should make a large difference in a style. Has anyone listened to the Bohm styles and do they use the 32 track feature. How do they sound?

Sam

it doesnt matter how many tracks it uses, listen to the MP3's .......they sound to put it bluntley crap !

I had a quick visit and listened to the MP3's. Hard to believe the pieces are recorded around 2004.

They sound cheap,'old'..... and simple.
Modern keyboards that cost 5% of the amount of money sound much better!

If this is true, the SilverBird should be
called SilverTurd. LOL

After reading your comments I went back for a second time and listened to the MP3's,,,I thought I must have missed something..

They sure don't sound like crap on my headphones..matter of fact I thought it sounded decent...although not for the price, if it is 12k..

What is the sound design? Can you load new sound fonts?
If so , it may be far ahead of 2004..

BTW, what are you guys playing and comparing sound wise..
Roel, I think you have an SD1..right?
Spalding, what are you using for comparison?

BTW , also the 32 tracks are sequencer tracks , not style tracks..