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#454222 - 07/02/18 12:43 AM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: Vadim]
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Are you sure you have tried a legal vArranger version? smile


Originally Posted By Vadim


I tried varranger few months ago on friends home set up, it seems at very early stages and has long to go to catch up to hardware arrangers.

Worst part is that on many styles after filling end and goes into “normal” part, there’s a few milliseconds pause , like 1/32th note, that makes this varranger software unusable.
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#454223 - 07/02/18 02:11 AM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: DAN.2000]
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I have vArranger and don't find that to be true at all.
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#454240 - 07/02/18 08:59 AM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: Vadim]
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Originally Posted By Vadim

I tried varranger few months ago on friends home set up, it seems at very early stages and has long to go to catch up to hardware arrangers.

Worst part is that on many styles after filling end and goes into “normal” part, there’s a few milliseconds pause , like 1/32th note, that makes this varranger software unusable.


The Varrange with the lates sound sets sound as good as the TOTL arenagers curently available..

Your friend might have set the program up wrong...
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#454241 - 07/02/18 10:38 AM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: Vadim]
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I don't say vArranger soundset sounds as good as all the TOTL smile
But you can get a good compatibility with most of the style and complete your soundset with some best quality VST instruments, like a grand piano that sounds better than any hardware arranger

hardware arrangers used to add some FX like disto on guitars that adds some realism to the sound. This part still need a bit improvements in vArranger
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#454245 - 07/02/18 12:03 PM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: Bernie9]
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Originally Posted By Bernie9
I have vArranger and don't find that to be true at all.
I, too, have vArranger and I don't have the same issue, either.
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#454268 - 07/02/18 09:33 PM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: DAN.2000]
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Originally Posted By DAN.2000

hardware arrangers used to add some FX like disto on guitars that adds some realism to the sound. This part still need a bit improvements in vArranger


You can allways use VST's for the guitars and DSP effects..

Altough, if you have a hardware keybaord with USB audio support like the Yamaha Montage or Korg Kronos, its as easy to make VST's part of your setup as in Varranger.

Sadly there is no Arranger key yet that has Audio over USB support.
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#454273 - 07/03/18 12:04 AM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: cgiles]
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Originally Posted By cgiles
I'm guessing that if the average musician was blindfolded in a room and only one was played, he/she would be hard-pressed to say which one it was. BUT...in the video below, in the comments section, the majority seemed to favor the Casio PX560. Unfortunately, the Yamaha 515 was not included. To me, the Casio seemed a little 'heavy' (ponderous, thick, too full, don't know quite how to describe it) but definitely not 'bad', just probably not my first choice among those three. But as we always say, it's purely subjective, and all sounded really good (the Casio being 'killer' at it's price point). Of course, key feel can not be demonstrated in a Youtube video, so it IS important to go to the store and play one.

I'm still up in the air and spending lots of time (too much smile ) checking out Youtube demos and reading comments of all the models mentioned in this class of digital piano. Thanks for your input. Still loving the SEVEN but still trying to adjust to it's keyboard action. Not quite there yet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-yO6caa1z0

chas
Casio is no longer your grand children' toy keyboard. When a person buys a Casio, he or she doesn't pay for the "name" but instead you get more quality and features for the money.
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#454341 - 07/05/18 07:43 PM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: Bachus]
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What’s TOTL ?

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#454344 - 07/05/18 08:02 PM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: Vadim]
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#454345 - 07/05/18 08:33 PM Re: 88-key arrangers [Re: Vadim]
Vadim Offline
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Can someone send me a link to a video of food quality varranger2 music ?
I searched on YouTube and all the the varranger videos sound very very cheap..

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