Hi folks I've just found this site and it's most interesting .
I play a concerto digital midi accordion hooked up to my Technics KN7000 keyboard ,it sound very good , but is too cumbersome to take out on gigs .

I'm looking for the best of all worlds , great sound and portability .

The midi jay seems the possible answer ..
Any of you folks have a similar set up ?

Will I be able to convert some of my great TECHNICS styles to play on the midi jay .

I have some wonderful Glenn miller styles that I just have to use on my gigs .

Does it have a great female soprano soloist voice that I can use for my version of Nessun Dorma .

I know you can't expect everything in a change of instrument .

I would appreciate your comments please .

Regards to you all ...Giovanni (norwich)uk

Giovanni,
The Midijay was designed with the accordion player in mind. It has most of the arranger features you currently use/have on your technics, but where it differenciates itself from other arrangers is in it's true NATURAL sounds and authentic styles. When you walk into a room and hear someone using a MIDJIAY, you say to yourself ... that band sounds great ... until ofcouse you take a closer peek. The Midijay also comes with Wave and MP3 playback manipulation (change of pitch, tempo, removeing Lead parts, sync to Midifiles, associate with text ..) etc and so much more.
Contact me if interested.
AJ