Hi Tim,
I wasn't actually referring to using OMB for sequencing, but for actually playing in realtime. ( You can also use it as a very basic sequencer & as an arranger similar to BIAB where you dropn drag chords & style parts))

ie midi the keyboard to computer/omb software, and use the keyboard
for trigerring left hand chords & playing right hand melody
& also as the soundsource for omb ( psr ) styles.
OMB software actually performs the arranger functions instead of your keyboard.
It's a bit more cumbersome using a computer keyboard to trigger variations, intro's endings etc ( in realtime)
but the advantage would be that you could use the vast array of psr styles available & you could have the 3 intro's /endings & 4 variations available.

I don't think you'd have too much hassle playing styles from earlier keyboards like the psr2000 etc the only ones that probably would cause hassles are styles with mega voices.
32 note polyphony could maybe cause problems with very busy styles.

I used to use a similar setup with my DGX305. Having xglite soundsource really helped.


best wishes
Rikki

I used to use a similar setup
[QUOTE]Originally posted by CoasterTim:
[B]Rikki,

I'm just about ready to enter the computer music software world, which at this point in time is totally foreign to me, however I am intrigued by it.

I just recently bought an mp3 player/recorder and am mastering that right now. Sequencing is next on the list!