The Ipad editor shown at 7:00 is pretty kool....will it show lyrics also? or?

Is it me, or has anyone else noticed how wonderful demo styles always seem to sound? Reality strikes when the keyboard comes in the front door.

Cheers,

Gary

Some of those Styles just sounded too good to be stock but who knows. Theres lots to work with and its not too hard to get around the editing.

Like I said I'm not familiar with the other stuff as I just stick with Roland because I know it but in the long run using the BK9, What else do you need to preform live?
Add a vocal processor if needed and an IPAD for the touch screen.

Gary,

When the keyboard gets to your front door, it usually comes without the 'demonstrator' so you can either make it sound better or worst than the demos done by the demonstrator :-)

AJ, if I could play half as good as the demonstrators I would probably have made enough to retire 10 years ago, but a bigger boat and live in the tropics year round.

Cheers,

Gary

There are many features I like but Personally what I never liked about Roland arrangers is the sound of the Brass patches,...there is just something about them to my ears that lacks the realism Yamaha Brass has IMO..

Dont think this sounds bad...

http://youtu.be/wsUvk_fcMCE

1- that's NOT a Roland arranger KB in the demo

2- I was talking Brass sounds not "solo" Trumpet



Thank you

Donny

I have no problem with the Brass as I've found a few I use in all my edits. If there is one section I would like more variety in its the Saxes. Have two favorites and can get by OK. I think I got spoiled hearing the Audya Sax demo at Gary's jam.