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#226832 - 02/18/08 07:25 PM Re: Yamaha Tyros 2: What's needed to bring it up to par
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The continuation of the pads is sometimes good when using an ending as a 'fill', the kind of stuff I do all the time. Use those endings and intros as fills - works great.
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#226833 - 02/18/08 07:48 PM Re: Yamaha Tyros 2: What's needed to bring it up to par
Diki Offline


Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14282
Loc: NW Florida
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Originally posted by chony:
I'm a Cubase addict too. I'm a power user of C4 for the Intel Mac, but I'm not sure I can find how to do as you've described. For some reason after VST, Steinberg omitted certain minor features in the new SX series.

Good to meet another Tyros 2 / Cubase user!


Try menu bar MIDI>Functions>Pedals to Note Length

BTW, I am a G70/Cubase user, but you'll have to pardon me for THAT gaff!

I tried early SX versions of Cubase, they were an embarrassment compared to VST5. And now C4 seems stuck in perpetual hotfix hell. I know it's better for audio, but I still use Cubase primarily for pre-production, so I am happy with VST5.2pb on my old Mac. OS9, OMS, all that old stuff. It's bombproof, and my Midex3 works great (can't say that about SX/OSX). Sometimes less is more...
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#226834 - 02/18/08 08:33 PM Re: Yamaha Tyros 2: What's needed to bring it up to par
chony Offline
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Registered: 03/10/04
Posts: 1247
Loc: New York
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Originally posted by Diki:
BTW, I am a G70/Cubase user, but you'll have to pardon me for THAT gaff!


Aah, figured it was too good to be true ... I have yet to find a T2, C4 user to share my ups and downs with...

But C4 is pretty stable. I waited more than a year before I bought it, and haven't had any problems -- and I'm working on very intensive projects.

Chony

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#226835 - 02/18/08 11:09 PM Re: Yamaha Tyros 2: What's needed to bring it up to par
Diki Offline


Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14282
Loc: NW Florida
Is that command there in C4?

It is on LE and SX1
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#226836 - 02/19/08 05:00 PM Re: Yamaha Tyros 2: What's needed to bring it up to par
Diki Offline


Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14282
Loc: NW Florida
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Originally posted by chony:
But C4 is pretty stable. I waited more than a year before I bought it, and haven't had any problems -- and I'm working on very intensive projects.


Hard to believe that after reading the Steinberg Cubase forum since C4 came out

You must be one of the lucky ones...
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#226837 - 02/20/08 03:01 AM Re: Yamaha Tyros 2: What's needed to bring it up to par
chony Offline
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Registered: 03/10/04
Posts: 1247
Loc: New York
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Originally posted by Diki:
Hard to believe that after reading the Steinberg Cubase forum since C4 came out

You must be one of the lucky ones...


The problem with the Steinberg forum is that it is not a community. People only come there to post their problems...

I've had SX2, SX3 and now C4, and haven't run into any major issues that couldn't be resolved.

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