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#101068 - 12/10/05 06:13 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Registered: 03/21/02
Posts: 788
Loc: Rotherham,England.
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Yes you must have Quicktime installed. If anyone hasn't heard this demo yet, you MUST download it NOW!!!! Peter Baartmans has long been a hero of mine, but in this demo he excels even himself!!! Peter should be given the ultimate accolade from the Music Industry because he is the all-time greatest exponent of the keyboard without exception. On this demo you have not only the ultimate demonstration of the Tyros 2 capabilities but an extremely accomplished hour or more of pure entertainment from a master of music. He plays absolutely all styles and all genres of music direct from his enormous repertoire. He should be awarded the Nobel Prize for Music!!!! I suggest that you click on the link as soon as possible because I assume that the company PIENS will not allow us to hear this forever. It is protected from download so you can only click on the website link and listen to this wonderful entertainment in real time, no saving!!!! cheers Eddie ------------------ Eddie from Rotherham Skype:eddiefromrotherham www.yamahakeyboards.info
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#101089 - 12/26/05 07:38 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Registered: 06/28/01
Posts: 2785
Loc: Lehigh Valley, Pa.
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I HATE QUICKTIME !
I have Windows XP SP2 Broadband Cable The latest QT player.
Baatman's video never played, after waiting 7 minutes. Vonkon's video, sort of played, but it was choppy and annoying.
I tried right clicking and saving, but of course I was not allowed. "No such Interface Supported"
I don't know why anyone would use Quicktime It's an annoying, intrusive application, that adds itself to your start menue, and forces you to use QT format. And the latest version adds I-Tunes to the download. I don't want I-Tunes. Stop force feeding the users!
Quicktime has now taken over the lead as the most annoying player on my list, surpassing Real. Real is now much more stable, while QT is just bad. I heard there is an alternative player that will play Quicktime formats, without the hassles. I'll have to check that out.
Anyway, it's a shame, as the video posted by Jerry looks to be promising. Now if it would only work.
I'll try again later, because as you can tell, I'm getting frustrated. Sorry, but I needed to vent.
Larry
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#101093 - 12/26/05 09:42 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Registered: 03/21/02
Posts: 788
Loc: Rotherham,England.
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Originally posted by lahawk: Eddie,
Your Baartman's Video Link worked great.
I wonder if you can do the same magic with Vonckon's video.
I don't know how you made it work, but thanks!
(Oh yes, the video demo is awesome).
Larry Hi Larry I am glad that you were finaly able to get to hear and see Peter Baartmans genius. As for the Michel Voncken demo , I thought that you had already succeeded because in topic 012303 you told us about it! I downloaded the Michel demo onto my desktop and then found it wouldn't play in Windows Media Player, so I tried it in Winamp and it worked perfectly! It is about 56MB and plays for about 12 minutes. It's good, but not nearly as good as Peter Baartmans. By the way, for those who have not yet succeeded, you have to know that Peter speaks in Dutch and Michel speaks in German. But what the heck!,their playing makes up for it By the way , I have put a link to Peter's demo on my webpage (which links directly to the movie on my FTP). Whether it will work for others though still depends on whether it behaves for them cheers Eddie ------------------ Eddie from Rotherham Skype:eddiefromrotherham www.yamahakeyboards.info
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#101095 - 12/28/05 04:31 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Member
Registered: 03/21/02
Posts: 788
Loc: Rotherham,England.
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Hi Bruno No. I don't think so This is what I hoped would happen with the link I provide on my website but it doesn't always work I think the time has come for someone to have a word with Piens MusicPlanet about the link and I will do that today. cheers Eddie Later: I have just spoken to Piens. The nice young lady said that today is only skeleton staff because of holidays but she will ask someone to get in touch with me by telephone. So I hope that soon we will have some better connections cheers ------------------ Eddie from Rotherham Skype:eddiefromrotherham www.yamahakeyboards.info
[This message has been edited by eddiefromrotherham (edited 12-28-2005).]
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#101125 - 01/01/06 05:17 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Junior Member
Registered: 01/01/06
Posts: 15
Loc: Siggiewi, MALTA
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Hi all, Just registered in the forum in this new year 2006 . My name is Josef Xuereb, and i currently own a YAMAHA PSR-1500, but i'm planning to get a T2 in June after exams. I have watched the Tyros 2 demo by peter baartmans. I remained speechless. He's great - as most of you said, capable of playing any style, capable of playing all sorts of voices (super articulation in particular - i made a sort of trick and i played the video part of peter playing the concert guitar to my friends with the screen switched off - none of them guessed the sound was coming from a keyboard). I am trying to watch the video of Michel Voncken at Deinze, but im having difficulty with the connection. I use cable internet (2Mbps currently). Any idea where i can find a downloadable version of it? I need to check out his musette pieces - he's brilliant with them. Thanks ------------------ TYROS 2 Inspired by Nature Designed by YAMAHA
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#101141 - 01/02/06 02:47 PM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Junior Member
Registered: 01/01/06
Posts: 15
Loc: Siggiewi, MALTA
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mine is the psr-1500 - the smaller brother of the psr-3000, of which there is a video. There is no one of mine as far as i've seen Features of the psr-1500 include: — 791 voices (inc. 480XG, 256GM2, 1 Live! Orchetra, 5 Cool! voices, 6 Sweet! voices, and 12 drum kits); — 190 styles (176 pro, 14 session); — Sound creator (basic parameter editing), style and multi pad creator + import new styles; — internet direct connection, usb to host + to device; – music finder (1100 songs); – 320 x 240 fulldot backlit LCD (monochrome); – mixing console, with adjustable parameters for Panel, Style and Song Parts - DSP effects; - direct access button; - left(with optional hold), right1, right2 parts; - 16 track MIDI sequencer i admire you for learning to play by urself, but its not just learning i believe. Hearing a LOT of music over and over again, i found, helps me not only learn the notes and to play them, but also the technique eg sax, flutes, clarinets, brasses, and guitars. This is where theory of music comes in play. It's what you learn from written music that will help, and ultimately guide you to beautiful playing of instruments. What i may suggest to you is this: when learning a new piece (especially difficult ones like voncken's musette or baartmans' organs), try to hear a slowed down version of the song at least some 6 times consecutively (most music experts recommend 15 to 20 times) in order to get the notes imprinted in the mind. I wish you lots of fun with your t1, and hope youll enjoy your t2 when you get it btw good deal ------------------ TYROS 2 Inspired by Nature Designed by YAMAHA [This message has been edited by jxuereb (edited 01-02-2006).]
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#101146 - 01/10/06 07:20 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Junior Member
Registered: 12/29/05
Posts: 25
Loc: Netherlands
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#101164 - 01/28/06 01:18 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Junior Member
Registered: 01/01/06
Posts: 15
Loc: Siggiewi, MALTA
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Personally I do not believe that being able to change settings of a keyboard while playing makes you a good musician - not that Voncken isn't, because he is great.
I have now downloaded both Deinze demos and watched them. I still believe that Baartmans is the man for music - name a style, he'll play it, and that goes for his techniques too (Louis Armstrong's "When The Saints", anybody? That's some great B3 hammond technique you're missing). Voncken does that too, and I must admit that I think very highly of him, he is great (shame he didn't get the same feedback as Baartmans in Deinze), but I find him quite rigid when it comes to chord adapting. Notice in the demos how Baartmans changes chords, even the jazzy styles that come in full harmonic progressions.
As regards to the T2, Baartmans remains the man. He uses Super Articulation technology so well you'll bet both hands (even if that leaves you incapable of playing music) that it's the real saxophone that you're hearing, it's the real guitar (Asturias...)....
Btw, regarding Voncken's musette...
I am improving the current version which I have uploaded (I have finally memorised the whole melodic progression) and am looking forward to some free time when I can record the improved version. I'll keep posting on improvements.
Also, while watching Baartmans, I suddenly got this craving sensation to play "American Patrol" by Glen Miller. Very nice, awesome I would say, as big band styles involve very rapid chord progression (both harmonic and melodic), but it will take its time to get in my mind.
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[This message has been edited by jxuereb (edited 01-28-2006).]
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#101168 - 02/13/06 08:38 AM
Re: Peter Baartmans T2 Movie
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Junior Member
Registered: 01/01/06
Posts: 15
Loc: Siggiewi, MALTA
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Today I visited my Yamaha dealer to check again on Tyros 2. I was disappointed, as there were none in stock. I asked for Tyros 1 also, but apart from finding none, I came to find out that Yamaha stopped shipping them. Can anyone confirm this rumour?
In the end, I spent about an hour checking out the PSR-3000. I found it quite nice (nothing on T2, of course).
Regarding the MegaVoices, I believe that they can be quite playable with a little practice (the 12StringGuitar in particular has only 2 main velocity changes, both of which are playable). In fact, I believe that the effects for the guitars are available only in the highest 2 octaves for some guitars. The Super Articulation may, therefore, be considered a MegaVoice if we understand it by velocity-switching layers (check out Voncken's demo of these voices for yourselves).
Don't get me wrong, however. Some MegaVoices have as much as 7 velocity layers, and they are quite shuffled in their placement, unlike Super Articulation voices.
I have been told that the Tyros 2 will be in stock in about 2 weeks' time. Hopefully I will be able to check it out. I'll send feedback with my personal reactions as soon as possible.
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[This message has been edited by jxuereb (edited 02-13-2006).]
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