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#353445 - 10/23/12 10:05 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
DonM Senior Member Registered: 06/25/99 Posts: 16735 Loc: Benton, LA, USA	I would love to hear your rendition of Galveston! I do it sometimes. We are not that far from Galveston and occasionally get visitors in town at the casinos from there. It's harder to sing than play! DonM _________________________ DonM
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#353447 - 10/23/12 10:16 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
ianmcnll Senior Member Registered: 07/27/05 Posts: 10606 Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada	Don, I got the idea of doing it as a ballad from this very touching and interesting arrangement sung by Glen Campbell with an orchestra. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiY1NQwEbCE I will try and record my version (instrumental, of course)...still in the process of moving to new digs and selling the old house....madness...sheer madness this past week. Makin' styles helps me unwind...a bit! Ian PS...Did you ever record a piece perfectly, and then look to see you didn't have RECORD pressed. Happens to me all too frequently. _________________________ Yamaha Tyros4, Yamaha MS-60S Powered Monitors(2), Yamaha CS-01, Yamaha TQ-5, Yamaha PSR-S775.
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#353449 - 10/23/12 10:39 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
124 Senior Member Registered: 01/01/09 Posts: 2195	Thanks, DonM and Ian for those two last posts. Up until then I was fearing that this thread was descending into another vintage p*****g contest. I'm a Korg man myself and I still find all I need to use (plus much more) in my Pa1XPro.
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#353454 - 10/24/12 03:06 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: DonM]
Stephenm52 Senior Member Registered: 04/13/05 Posts: 5126 Loc: USA	Originally Posted By: DonM PA3X has SO many useable styles Some styles are song specific, but most can be used for a wide variety of songs. I agree that Yamaha has the edge in solo sounds, but to me, that's about where it ends. Features I enjoy more on the PA3X include drums, bass, styles, vocal processor/harmonizer, mixer, songbook, touch screen, build quality, facility for dedicated (yet lightweight) foot controller, XLR input, tons of programmable slider/buttons/switches, chord sequencer, effects strip, and I'm certain I'm leaving out stuff. I'm very happy with my Korg, but it is not the PA600 of course, so it would be an unfair comparison to PSRS950. It WOULD be a fair comparison to Tyros 4. On T4, I prefer the screen (would be better if it were touch), ability to audition new styles easier, and many of the lead sounds. There's also a long history of free upgrades that Korg usually does and the periodic release of FREE new styles. Easy choice for me! Having said all this, I could happily work with any of the current totl arrangers, or even motl. I have barely scratched the surface of its capabilities! DonM Don very well said! I have a Pa3x and a T4, I'm enjoying both, seems though the longer I own the Pa3x, the less I play the T4, but nevertheless I wouldn't give up the T4.
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#353455 - 10/24/12 03:28 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: Stephenm52]
NoteBender Member Registered: 10/15/12 Posts: 76 Loc: Nova Scotia, Canada	Could someone please tell me what TOTL and MOTL stand for? (TTL used to stand for Transistor-Transistor-Logic am I in the ballpark or totally out?) EDIT: As I've said, everything changes - LOL used to stand for Lots Of Love not Laugh Out Loud. Edited by NoteBender (10/24/12 03:43 AM) _________________________ Monty -- KORG Pa600
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#353456 - 10/24/12 05:20 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
abacus Senior Member Registered: 07/21/05 Posts: 5375 Loc: English Riviera, UK	Hi Notebender TOTL = Top of The line MOTL = Middle of The line LOL and other text message abbreviations vary depending on the content of the text. Hope this helps Bill _________________________ English Riviera: Live entertainment, Real Ale, Great Scenery, Great Beaches, why would anyone want to live anywhere else (I�m definitely staying put).
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#353460 - 10/24/12 05:38 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: abacus]
NoteBender Member Registered: 10/15/12 Posts: 76 Loc: Nova Scotia, Canada	Ha Ha Ha - I wasn't even close. Thank you. _________________________ Monty -- KORG Pa600
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#353461 - 10/24/12 05:51 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: abacus]
NoteBender Member Registered: 10/15/12 Posts: 76 Loc: Nova Scotia, Canada	One of the deciding factors was the very large difference in price. To go from a $249 to a $1050CDN KORG is a big enough first time jump. The S950 is too great a jump when MOTL is all new to me anyway. My $249 KB must be a BOTL. Edited by NoteBender (10/24/12 06:09 AM) _________________________ Monty -- KORG Pa600
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#353479 - 10/24/12 09:19 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
DonM Senior Member Registered: 06/25/99 Posts: 16735 Loc: Benton, LA, USA	How about Entry Level? DonM _________________________ DonM
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#353487 - 10/24/12 01:13 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
Diki Registered: 04/25/05 Posts: 14245 Loc: NW Florida	I am curious as to why the PA600 isn't a fair comparison to the S910 (or even S950 once you discount how limited the audio drums feature is)? Other than the harmonizer (which is still excremental compared to a VoiceLive or any reasonable standalone modern harmonizer), don't they spec out fairly similarly? _________________________ An arranger is just a tool. What matters is what you build with it..!
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