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#190361 - 11/20/02 02:34 PM Re: EMC Styleworks
dlstarry Offline
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Registered: 02/04/01
Posts: 698
Loc: MN. U.S.A.
HI: ScottL I got the KN5000 Styles from the PSR Styles Group &
use a lot of them on my 9000 PRO, & they work good.
True it took a lot of tweaking & revoicing but to me it was worth it.
There might be some that a person wouldn't be able to get right but
I haven't run into any yet, the ones I use most is the Country,
Rock&Roll, Big Band, Blues.
Denny
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KN5000, Yamaha PSR-SX900

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#190362 - 11/20/02 05:43 PM Re: EMC Styleworks
Scott Langholff Offline
Senior Member

Registered: 06/09/02
Posts: 3163
Loc: Pensacola, Florida, USA
Hello

Well, this is some good news if things are better than what I've downloaded. I almost stopped doing this because it just got too frustrating. So maybe I should consider EMC. I know there is some freeware out there too. Sounds like it might be a little more work, but I don't know for sure. I do know I'd love to get some Technics and Solton swing, jazz and big band that sound good..BTW over on the Tyros Yahoo site a fellow by the name of Antonio I think is converting some Solton SD1 styles. I tried them on my PSR2000 last night and these are some of the best conversions I have heard yet. Tom G. and I are trying to persuade him to do jazz, swing and big band.

On the other hand, maybe instead of getting EMC, maybe we should have a kind of swap club between us with a more discerning ear???? I do know eventually I want the KorgPA80 styles. I like all of them but especially want guess what?...jazz, swing and big band.


Another trick I have done on the PSR2000 was to take the big band styles and eliminate the horn sections. I then find the best intro and outro variation and I easily have a very good generic style I can use for almost anything. I save these in my user styles. I can play the fast ones slow and vice versa. I also like jumping from one of my altered "combo" styles to another. This makes it sound as live as you can get. And then for added excitement, on a tune that builds and I get inspired to go "kick ass" I then switch to one of the original styles to add the horns. Sometimes adding Multi-pad riffs kind of like Basie would do. I remember the first time I did this live, almost everyone was on the dance floor dancing and watching me (I don't even sing) and they were all smiling and had a look like how is he doing that. Just a fun idea I had.

Scott Langholff

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