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#353570 - 10/25/12 10:07 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: Diki]
Dnj Offline
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Originally Posted By: Diki
I play everything through decent studio monitors. I honestly can't argue with how much fuller, and more live the Korg's sound.That's not to say that the Yamaha's aren't fine, should you like that compressed, CD-like sound, but if your goal is to sound like a LIVE band, there simply is no comparison.


Totally Agree 100%

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#353571 - 10/25/12 10:18 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
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Originally Posted By: NoteBender
Correction EDIT: Any further deliveries of the S950 appear to have been pushed back to December due to a firmware update. (e.g. http://www.gigasonic.com/yamaha-psrs950.html)

(By pushed back I had including the UK where they have had an initial shipment for a week or so.)


A few people in the UK received an initial shipment of the S950 on October 8th or earlier.
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#353572 - 10/25/12 10:31 AM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
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Korg's relatively more full and "live" sound, Yamaha's detailed and polished CD-like sound...I suppose the beauty behind these differences lies in choice and/or preferences, as well as the player's/entertainer's needs.

Some simply prefer the sound(s) (and styles) of one over the other (some, like John Smies, have both), and both companies are very successful with their own unique product.

It would be boring (and limiting) if all arrangers (and synths) sounded/performed exactly alike.

Ian

PS...It's the same reason we have Mac's and PC's (with many different browsers)...Toyota and Honda...McDonald's and A&W.
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#353578 - 10/25/12 12:28 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
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Yamaha should really make some kind of modul.Just SA sounds on it.It doesn't even has to have big poliphony.Just for solo and multi sounds.I think it would sell really good.
McDonald's is horible foot Ian.One of the worst..bljak..ufff


Edited by mirza (10/25/12 12:30 PM)
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#353582 - 10/25/12 12:51 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: mirza]
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Originally Posted By: mirza
Yamaha should really make some kind of modul.Just SA sounds on it.It doesn't even has to have big poliphony.Just for solo and multi sounds.I think it would sell really good.
McDonald's is horible foot Ian.One of the worst..bljak..ufff


I suppose a module/rack mount with SA/SA2 sounds is quite possible, perhaps as a Combo Division product? Maybe a version of MOX or Motif? It could still be used with an arranger.

Perhaps Korg should consider making one with just DNC sounds...and their great drum kits?

I'm not sure of marketability of either...hard to say.

McDonald's? "bljak" is as good a description as any. wink

I never eat there; A&W either...as a rule, I don't eat fast food.

Ian
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#353583 - 10/25/12 01:13 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
Dnj Offline
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Modules had their time IMO .....it's been here and gone away, if it was profitable they would still be around,..More importantly striving to be a being a great player should be TOP of your list first,.... then having great sounds, & styles to combine together with the talent you posses,...otherwise what's the sense....? confused1



Edited by Dnj (10/25/12 01:15 PM)

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#353584 - 10/25/12 01:41 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
ianmcnll Offline
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Heck, with the Tyros4's 993 Voices + 30 Organ Flutes + 480 XG Voices + 256 GM2 Voices + 44 Drum/SFX Kits, and with those 993 voices including: 15 S.Articulation2! Voices (AEM technology), 164 S.Articulation Voices, 43 MegaVoices, 30 Sweet! Voices, 101 Live! Voices, and 71 Cool! Voices...

...I honestly do not need a module.

Ian
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#353588 - 10/25/12 02:38 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
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Laptops with software such as this have effectively replaced modules.

Enjoy

Bill
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#353625 - 10/26/12 01:01 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
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Well I've gone and done it - I ordered the KORG Pa600.

ETA = "a few weeks"

Now the anticipation begins! keys
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#353626 - 10/26/12 01:11 PM Re: KORG Pa600 and Yamaha PSR-S750/S950 Comparison [Re: NoteBender]
Dnj Offline
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Originally Posted By: NoteBender
Well I've gone and done it - I ordered the KORG Pa600.

ETA = "a few weeks"

Now the anticipation begins! keys


Good move ...Congrats! enjoy clap

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