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#272356 - 10/06/09 07:26 AM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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Originally posted by Beakybird:
The T3 has 450 styles, the T2 has 400, the S910 has 322, and the S900 has 305.

Beakybird

will email you soon.


Ok Larry thanx for the info.....

I have a few questions.

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#272357 - 10/06/09 10:25 AM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Beakybird Offline
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The S.A. organs change rotary speed with the modulation wheel. Very cool!

Also, if you press the INTERNET button by accident, you can get right out of there immediately by pressing EXIT. You don't have to wait an interminable 10-15 seconds to do it.

Beakybird.

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#272358 - 10/06/09 12:33 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
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Originally posted by Beakybird:
The S.A. organs change rotary speed with the modulation wheel. Very cool!



That's great news, Larry. The Jazz and Rock Rotary are my favorite sounds on the Tyros3; I'm so glad to hear they've been ported over in their entirety.

The Internet thing was a pain as well, especially on the S900 where the button sorta blended into the background.

I'm really looking forward to getting the S910...I'm glad they didn't change too much from the S900, especially the panel layout, which I like better than the T3's...the S-series having the registrations in the center is more ergonomically sound.

Ian
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#272359 - 10/06/09 06:04 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
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#272360 - 10/08/09 05:54 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Scott Langholff Offline
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Registered: 06/09/02
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Loc: Pensacola, Florida, USA
Hi Beakybird

I'm wondering if you're still finding all Tyros 2 styles work by chosing correct voices in the style and in the ots. Are you using factory untweaked styles or are they tweaked?

Thanx
Scott

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#272361 - 10/08/09 07:51 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Beakybird Offline
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T2 styles are originals. All work, no OTS voices missing.

Beakybird

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#272362 - 10/08/09 10:22 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Scott Langholff Offline
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Thanx Beakybird.

Sounds like the S910 could be feasible for me in that I wouldn't have to redo all my T2 user styles unless I wanted to along the way.

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#272363 - 10/08/09 10:26 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Diki Offline


Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14194
Loc: NW Florida
Just looking for backup, Scott?

Can't see any point in getting an S910 if you already HAVE a T2, though, except for that.
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#272364 - 10/09/09 12:12 AM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Scott Langholff Offline
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Registered: 06/09/02
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Loc: Pensacola, Florida, USA
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Originally posted by Diki:
Just looking for backup, Scott?

Can't see any point in getting an S910 if you already HAVE a T2, though, except for that.


Just considering some options. I'd have to hear it and see what the sonic quality is compared to the T2. I have a feeling it's a great keyboard. I just don't know if all the sounds that I use will have the richness of sound on which I am hooked, and very picky.

Tyros 3 interests me for the clarinet and jazz guitar. I'd like to see how the overall sound has changed and see how this new guitar voicing thing effects the overall sound.

Then I'd have to see if any change is worth it when it comes to all the user styles and mfd songs that will have to be set up again. I've got over 1200 songs in the music finder. I've discoverd in the past when I went from T1 to T2 that you will have surprises if you play live without testing a song using a style with the same name. One had changed so much from the intro to the variations it was embarassing to finish the song.

So, as a backup, maybe another T2, or will it be an S910 or T3, or could the S910 become the board I play out with? Only testing them out will tell.

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