HI Ian
Once that work is done however, you want top notch sounds, and the ability to fine edit and modify it to get something really unique, and just like a Sedan is no good off road, an arranger is not suitable to get a really top notch unique sound production. (It was never designed for that purpose)
I don't agree, Bill...as far as "top notch sounds', the Yamaha Tyros4 has no equal as far as I'm concerned.
It's the perfect keyboard for my needs, encompassing exceptional one man band performance, super accurate sounds for studio work as well as styles and pads, and ideal "band" sounds if I ever need them.
Bill, above all, I'm a "live" player, not a dabbler, software collector, or much of an extreme tweaker either...the instrument has to perform many functions and roles exceptionally well, which the Yamaha Tyros4 does in spades. My way of expression is
actually playing, not having round and round discussions on the latest VST or recording software...I leave that to those who want and need that sort of thing.
If you need VST's and other additions to do your work, that's okay...I do not; I'm very content with what the arranger gives me.
Ian
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