I know there is a site that gives a example of which styles to use for certain songs on the PA 80.

Example; Lady in red SD1...Style35 9000pro...style 63 PA80....style 12

what do you guys think, maybe we could come up with our own list.


PS What would be a better compliment to the SD1, a 9000pro or a VA7?

Frank,
I sent you a database file of the ones I used.
Don

Frank,
I will email song styles to you tonight !
I will ttry to formulate a list .
Under Rock category .....
Shuffle Blues = kansis city or any other blues type song
Latin Rock = i can see clearly, margaritaville , santana tunes
*************************** 8 beats*****
Pub song = tears in heaven ,more than words
Piano ballad = Imagine
more to follow

Ketron has available SONG STYLES from the MS series keyboards . Having styles that song like the actual song was Ketrons way of answering which style is used for a song .
dano
PS...if any Ketron owners would like to try out a few Song styles ..just email me personally !

Dan,
earlier on, Solton/Ketron was one of the real
serious suppliers regarding to that sort of
software, and for the MS series there is (was?)
a nice library available.
Do you know if this is something who are going
to be continued for the latest models such as
X and SD?
GJ

Gunnar ,
All MS styles work with SD1 and X1 . On the Sd1 you do have to "ms style convert" . But, once you tweak the style , your up and running ! dano
PS..YMCA , Hotel California , Imagine , Let it be , in the mood all in pattern mode !
Each variation representing a part of the song !

[This message has been edited by DanO1 (edited 01-24-2002).]

Yes Dan,
I found out that the files was loadable when
I tried the SD, but since I had no manual at
that time, and struggled to find out how to
do, I did not get any real good result.
Anyway, what I was wondering about, is if you
know anything about if is planned to continue
to build the library any more in the time to come,
and then also made ready for the X and SD?
GJ

[This message has been edited by Gunnar Jonny (edited 01-24-2002).]