Hello Dennis
the MS have the NTT table ( chords note table) since 4 years ago, open and full configurable how we like.
I know well that the G-70/T2 and other arranger can manage the basic Cmaj chord and trasform it to the all others midi chords, nothing to learn under this field, MS make the same too.

Is still the new concept that you dont have understand.
Normally there, the Cmaj is the Mandatary chords, where the NTT table will trasform to the all others chords, it mean that the all new chords are then playing a trasformed chords take from the Cmaj Mandatary chords.

This is the old NTT system that we have since 30 years ago.
The new system that I TRY to explain you is that uder Qranger we are able to set any track under one NEW Mandatary chords too.
It mean: IF I will that my: Gaug9 chord have to play one new totally different chord line, we can Record this new chord too and when you press the: Gaug9 we will play it from the new mandatary chord track.
Understand what i mean?

About the Audio tracks:
I know well that right now is about impossible change audio chords under the NTT table, BUT this DO NOT mean that we are able to record unlimited HDR tracks for each chords too.
Sayd that, the Qranger is ONLY one tool, where you can define what to record, from Simple midi styles to complex audio-midi styles.
Can be one simple midi styles with ADDED some audio drums loops or just add some Vocal or Guitar audio riff in the patern OR Chords that you like.

You can make the same under Cubase, Cakewalk, Logic Audio...in the arranger window you can add how many audio-midi tracks that you like.
The only problem there is that you are NOT able to control Pattern and Chords in realtime when you press one new chords or patterns key.
Qranger is only one normally audio-midi SEQ, where we are including the pattern marker point position and Folder tracks management under chords NTT table.
Style Composer people continue asking us one Timeline audio-midi Seq under a arranger system and we are working to give they what the are dreaming.
That's all.

It is good that we have audio arranger. But if somebody says that will use audio arranger for playing chords with it is stupidity. VIRTUAL GUITARIST is working as different tool. Also that is possible to play audio but that is new story. I thing is better to use VST for this reason and all is prepared.
MS can now read all VST well. And this is next opportunity. To have inside all what you like. You need only to play midi and than you can use what you want.

But I see in AUDIO really great tool and that is editable that is one more great thing.

Here a new Video about the multiple ASIO clients, including the VstHost: http://www.lionstracs.com/demo/video/2007/Vsthost1.wmv

Here some MS styles made with only GIGA sounds, developed by one MS client in Isralel: http://www.lionstracs.com/demo/styles/2007/MSversanostyle2.mp3 http://www.lionstracs.com/demo/styles/2007/MSversanostyle1.mp3

Enjoy what you play...

Very Interesting..........thanx for the video.

Thanks Dnj!
Jossy Versano from Israel just sent me another Mediastation GIGA MIX styles: http://www.lionstracs.com/demo/styles/2007/MSversanostyle3.mp3

You can just Hear the sounds difference...let me hear one keyboards there that will sounds like the MS...
For who really can use one Timeline sequencer, make this styles will be really easy to develope.
This styles developer guy will also develope a totally new generation of audio-midi styles under Qranger for the Mediastation.
Need just time for arrival to this new generation styles...and the MS will be the first one worldwide.

Enjoy what you play..

can you post some demos in arranger style showing chord changes and with the arranger instruments using vst's.

Just so we are clear

thats VST drums, bass, guitar organ etc.ALL VST INSTRUMENTS IN THE STYLES.

Can you demonstrate what happens when those styles are changed in live play ? or those instruments are changed in live play ?


I liked the seqeunced demos but i can do that on my desk top now.

AWESOME !!! man those drums are Super Tight as is the bass, The brass really rips too!! Thats some great stuff getting better all the time ...

Thank you for sharing!