Midi Spot style discs

Hi,

I came accross these style discs yesterday, just wondered if anyone has tried them, they're quite expensive I think. Select the address below, then style disks, then KN6000

http://www.midispot.dk/UK/index.htm

Kind regards

Peter

[This message has been edited by Peter Lowden (edited 02-15-2005).]

This is quality styles, very well made, but the
disks with Scandinavian (a kind of country-folk-pop)
is maybe not in everybodys taste.
I have all disks for the KN3&5000 and are very pleased
GJ

Gunnar,
I have some disks called "Lørdagsbal" is this something to do with "ballads" or has it another meaning? I can't find a Norwegian in babelfish or systran and Swedish (forgive me for mentioning it!) does not work ?

The country styles are not bad at all, and can be used for a lot of middle of the road stuff.

Hi Alec.

Lørdagsbal is almost similiar written in Swedish and Norwegian.
The only difference is that in Norwegian we add another l(L) at
the end.
The title mean Saturday Ball (Dance), that is a very common
happening at the weekends all over Scandinavia, going out and
dance and have fun.
So the disk has both ballads and other popular Scandinavian
rythms to make you wanna dance

Cheers
GUnnar

learn a fact a day , thanks.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gunnar Jonny:
This is quality styles, very well made, but the
disks with Scandinavian (a kind of country-folk-pop)
is maybe not in everybodys taste.
I have all disks for the KN3&5000 and are very pleased
GJ[/QUOTE

How much were they, and will they play on
KN7000?

Derek

If I remember it right, there are small democlips at
Midispot's website, but even if some styles have a
kind of scandinavian accent, they're real usable as
Alec also say.
I asume the KN6 files is better palyed on KN7 than the
earlier models such as KN5 etc, because the files are
optimalized for the KN it's buildt to be played on, but
it's usually no big problem tweak to fit your taste
GJ