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#451620 - 05/06/18 05:33 PM
Re: Ketron SD9 Demo by Bernie Liwowsky
[Re: Bernie9]
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Registered: 02/21/05
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Loc: Allen, TX, USA
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Bernie, thank you so much for your detail answer, I have Audya5, thinking of getting SD7, or SD9, OR SD7, from your input, as far as just playing with style, maybe sd4o or sd7, should be sufficient, thanks again, I like PA4X as well, but just can’t break away fro Ketron, I guessed
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SD9, Audya5, Genos, Roland XP60, 2 Yamaha DSR12, 2 Yamaha Sub, 2 Turbosound 2000
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#451628 - 05/07/18 02:55 AM
Re: Ketron SD9 Demo by Bernie Liwowsky
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Tye, there are so many factors to be considered. You have an Audya now, and consider what would be gained by adding an SD7. I don't think much. The SD9: more, certainly, if you think the Launch Pad, later sampling, more RAM, guitars, and so on would tip the scales for you. I think the Launch pad is a huge, little understood feature for some players that like to create. The SD40 and SD90 are great choices for do everything modules, and the Pa4X is a great keyboard that has it all for me as a performance keyboard.
Good luck and consider I often get gear lust when I already have more than enough already. I just like the challenge of something new.
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pa4X 76 ,SX900, Audya 76,Yamaha S970 , vArranger, Hammond SK1, Ketron SD40, Centerpoint Space Station, Bose compact
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#451668 - 05/07/18 04:37 PM
Re: Ketron SD9 Demo by Bernie Liwowsky
[Re: Bernie9]
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Registered: 02/21/05
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Tye, there are so many factors to be considered. You have an Audya now, and consider what would be gained by adding an SD7. I don't think much. The SD9: more, certainly, if you think the Launch Pad, later sampling, more RAM, guitars, and so on would tip the scales for you. I think the Launch pad is a huge, little understood feature for some players that like to create. The SD40 and SD90 are great choices for do everything modules, and the Pa4X is a great keyboard that has it all for me as a performance keyboard.
Good luck and consider I often get gear lust when I already have more than enough already. I just like the challenge of something new. Thank you Bernie, Sd40 looks like a good choice, not quite the Audya level, but for using style accompanying vocal and stuff, I probably won’t have time to mess with sampling anyway, thanks again
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SD9, Audya5, Genos, Roland XP60, 2 Yamaha DSR12, 2 Yamaha Sub, 2 Turbosound 2000
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#451673 - 05/08/18 07:47 AM
Re: Ketron SD9 Demo by Bernie Liwowsky
[Re: Bernie9]
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Registered: 03/02/06
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Tye, there are so many factors to be considered. You have an Audya now, and consider what would be gained by adding an SD7. I don't think much. The SD9: more, certainly, if you think the Launch Pad, later sampling, more RAM, guitars, and so on would tip the scales for you. I think the Launch pad is a huge, little understood feature for some players that like to create. The SD40 and SD90 are great choices for do everything modules, and the Pa4X is a great keyboard that has it all for me as a performance keyboard.
Good luck and consider I often get gear lust when I already have more than enough already. I just like the challenge of something new. I am still considering the sd90 with a nord stage 3 Feel like a little child with pocket money burning in my pocket Expanding the sound with software.. and modules...
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