If a hardware arranger came out that had what the pro studio and film produces use then that would be something, but until then I will stick with the Wersi.
I understand, Bill...I guess that's why I'm very pleased with the Tyros4...it all comes down to what we find the best for our needs. I've used VST's before, but they are way too fiddly for my use, either on stage or in the studio.
I like using one instrument, if at all possible, and one that I know very well, inside out, with an interface that is both powerful
and intuitive, with a keybed I am comfortable with and that has the response/feel I like. In the studio, time is big money, so I really appreciate having an instrument that does things so well, and, most importantly, so quickly.
The Tyros4 lets me be as creative as I'd like, or it lets me be lazy and pick one of the incredibly life-like styles, kick back and just play for fun.
It's definetly a lot of keyboard for the money, still light and compact enough to be transported by one person, and it will probably be my last arranger.
As I said in my last post, I'm glad we both found what we wanted.
Ian