I hoped there would be an upgrade in the speakers to be at least the same quality sound as the Logitechs.

Also that the mounting on the keyboard would be similar.

Graham

Hi,
without profit, I think, Yamaha will not play with us, logical, or?
Hanspeter

Some nice pics of the Yamaha workshop/Tyros2 information evening at my dealer
http://www.avestudio.nl/ohp/oostendorp.html

[This message has been edited by Roel (edited 07-23-2005).]

OK, I've NEVER requested this BEFORE, but after experiencing the audio drum loops arranger style integration on both the Ketron SD1 & Korg PA1XPro now, I can hear & can appreciate the BIG realisitc audio advantage (over midi drum loops) that quality audio drum loop import & integration (with arranger styles) would offer to the Tyros as well. - Scott

The Tyros-2 will 'eat'stereo WAV's and MP3's so I expect it's possible.

btw did you find the pics of the workshop at my dealer's ? (2 posts back)

???

Hi Glenn,
I mean : "Tyros-2 is able to read/play/edit both audiofile types" ... the Yammie employee told me
If he's wrong, I am too

[This message has been edited by Roel (edited 07-25-2005).]

Its amazing to see so many happy people learning to play & enjoy arranger KB music.....nice turnout....Ive never seen that here in these parts....more dealers need to organize these get togethers. I'd be happy to demonstrate playing, singing, and KB technics also

Hi Roel, it will indeed be terrific news if the Tyros2 supports audio import (WAV/MP3 files) the way the Ketron SD1 and Korg PA1Xpro/PA1X currently do.

The ability to import, sync & integrate audio drum loops, with existing 'arranger styles' will bring added dramatically live realism to auto accompaniment drum tracks not possible with midi alone. As I mentioned in an earlier posting, I recently discovered the following WAV format audio loops, which I believe raises the sound quality & live realism of an arranger keyboard's auto accompaniment rhythm section (that is if your arr keyboard supports audio import + sync & integration with styles) to a dramatically higher level.

Here are the impressive audio loop disks I recommend for emulating acoustic jazz combos. I recommend checking out (listening) to the included audio demos. I was blown away! IMHO: No built in arranger styles even approaches the live sounding realism of these loops.
http://www.bigfishaudio.com/4DCGI/detail.html?840
http://www.bigfishaudio.com/4DCGI/detail.html?977

Scott