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#123736 - 04/02/02 09:57 PM
Re: VA7/76
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Registered: 02/23/01
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Loc: Rome - Italy
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Maximo, the VA7 has extensive style creating and editing abilities and the final result will depend only on one's ability...and patience! Re. the comparison between VA7 and G1000, I agree that the G 1000 has a "quicker" interface and maybe better overall internal styles (but they are all in the zip disk which comes with the VA7, anyway), but the sounds are WAY better in the VA. A few sounds (like the soprano sax) are the same, but almost all the others are new, especially the most important ones: just try the VA7 stereo grand piano, the electric pianos or the V-drums: come on!
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#123744 - 04/08/02 10:24 AM
Re: VA7/76
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Registered: 12/07/99
Posts: 79
Loc: New York
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Obviously everyone has their own opinions. However what really stinks about the VA76 is that there was so much hype over the whol Variphrase feature, and then you cant even incorporate that into the styles. That is useless. Also compared to, lets say a g-1000, the whole way of thinking of the va76 has changed, and seems almost backwards in my opinion. Where all of the weapons were right in front of you on the older keyboards, they are hidden on the new. In my line of music, switching styles with great spee, and switching sounds is a MUST, and I ust don't see the VA76 being able to handle that. A friend of mine has had this keyboard and is now selling it for way lower than what he bought it for because he is really just sick of it. There was a point where he literally wanted to thrw it out the window. Coming from a guy who only buys arranger keyboards, was very insightful since he has had experienc with technics, korg and roland. He did buy a Yamaha 9000pro which according to him totally steps on the va76.
Just another point of view.
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