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#284627 - 04/05/10 08:43 AM Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
leezone Offline
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#284628 - 04/05/10 09:44 AM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
Dnj Offline
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I wasnt that impressed same old funky stuff that in the real world on stage most have no need for....why can't these demo guys just show off styles that are main stream .....
I also think the blaring drums are way too out front causing the rest of the style music to get lost in the mix.....was this the hyped OS4? Yamaha arrangers are so balanced in that regard thats why I love them. Thanx for posting.

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 04-05-2010).]

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#284629 - 04/05/10 09:47 AM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
leezone Offline
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he was just closing Messe with a funky tune, not necessarily OS4,
the other videos talk more on OS4

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#284630 - 04/05/10 11:33 AM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
NiteLife Offline
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Registered: 04/02/10
Posts: 264
Loc: Cape Coral, Florida USA
Nothing wrong at all with that " Old Funky Stuff "!The Audya really shines with the Funk, and the Rock accompaniments! When performing for a younger crowd, the Audya kicks some major Butt! I agree the Yamaha's have a balanced " Sweet " sound, in fact I think Yamaha ( Tyros 3 ) has earned the Pretty Accompaniments award in my book. However the Audya's use of real audio drums and guitars creates a LIVE BAND on stage sound that has never been accomplished with any of the dozen or so arrangers I have played professionally over the years.

The ease of adjusting the balance between the drums, bass, lower background voice, solo voice etc. is also a big plus for the Audya.

Don't get me wrong, the Yamaha line of arrangers are great machines. However the enjoyment and satisfaction of what the Audya does for the player and the audience, I feel is unsurpassed. I have both the Audya and the Tyros 3 with me on stage so I speak with experience. For a LIVE, Realistic sound on stage, the Audya win's. Especially with the Rock, Funk and R&B accompaniments. I have appropriately nick named the Audya, " THE BEAST"!

I'm having the time of my life six nights a week!

Jim

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#284631 - 04/05/10 11:43 AM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
NiteLife Offline
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Registered: 04/02/10
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Loc: Cape Coral, Florida USA
I might add, I agree with leezone. Robert is a very accomplished musician and knows how to utilize the machine!!

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#284632 - 04/05/10 12:28 PM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
leezone Offline
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Registered: 06/24/08
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NiteLife

you are "new" to me.

good to know there are OTHERS here with AUDYA, besides those "2" which some claim

also nice that you OWN both AUDYA and YAMMY, and can compare these 2.

i do LOVE the KETRON live sound very much

and therefore cant wait to try/buy the AUDYA4 module

wow you play 6 days a week?
lucky you,

and where you from?

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#284633 - 04/05/10 01:38 PM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
NiteLife Offline
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Registered: 04/02/10
Posts: 264
Loc: Cape Coral, Florida USA
Hi Leezone, I live in SW Florida and have been playing professionally for over 38 years. I love playing out and I certainly can't go wrong with both an Audya and Tyros 3 with me on stage. I am new to Synth Zone, but have followed the forum for years. I'm looking forward to getting to know you all on here.
Please visit my web site and hang out for a while. A lot of info there about me, my Duo and our music.
WWW.Southernexpressmusic.com

Thanks Leezone for your interest.

Jim

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#284634 - 04/05/10 02:53 PM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
spalding1968 Offline
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Registered: 09/19/08
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Loc: United Kingdom
thats a great demo !!

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#284635 - 04/05/10 05:45 PM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
leezone Offline
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Registered: 06/24/08
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Great player on a great keyboard yields of course...
A great demo

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#284636 - 04/05/10 06:20 PM Re: Robert Messier ROCKIN...AUDYA
ianmcnll Offline
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
Awesome demo, and fantastic sounding drums...best I've heard on an arranger.

The organ sound wasn't too shabby either.

Ian
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