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#227695 - 02/24/08 04:34 PM
Re: Anyone play with multiple boards?
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Registered: 06/24/05
Posts: 892
Loc: Baltimore, MD USA
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I use a Tyros 1 and a Ketron Midjay which weighs only 7 lbs. The Midjay takes the place of a laptop for me. It has all the MP3, Wav, and midi files. It also has great styles, and it will record the job as well. I don't use it on the really small jobs. Ciao, Joe ------------------ Songman55 Joe Ayala
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#227696 - 02/24/08 05:04 PM
Re: Anyone play with multiple boards?
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Registered: 09/29/05
Posts: 6703
Loc: Roswell,GA/USA
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Originally posted by cassp: Chas, I think the VP550 might be a useful tool as a second keyboard. Besides the vocal processing, does it have other sounds. Or can you midi it up to a Sonic Cell or Sound Canvas? Cass, it has a great Scat voice called Jazz Scat, and a couple of choir/chorus voices and s couple of Strings. It's probably a worse midi controller than the C1, though, so it's probably only good if you plan to use it as a stand-alone unit. It's compact, at 49 keys, but heavy as h---, like most Roland products. It's like someone put a G70 in a trash compactor; smaller but still weighs the same . It does work very well when it is the unit being controlled. I've used one of the PA1xPro parts to control it but you need to keep your concentration. BUTTTTT, if you've got some cash burning a hole in your pocket and want to seperate yourself from the herd, this is the way to go, plus, the fun factor is off the charts. If you really want one, rather than pay top dollar, I'll try to sell mine to Donny, who will in turn sell it to Zuki who will then part with it for a song (or use it as a down payment for a used GEM). chas
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#227701 - 02/24/08 10:27 PM
Re: Anyone play with multiple boards?
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Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
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Cgiles, I watched a basketball game and part of a golf tournament. Kept falling asleep, but still better than watching the Oscars. Zuki, for quite some time I used arrangers as the "top" keyboard and a DX7, later other synths on bottom. In addition I was midied out to drum machine, piano module and tone module. I used a midi foot controller to change patches on a pitch shifter for vocal harmony. Thousands of dollars invested. Now it's all included in the arranger. PSR900 has all that for maybe 1/5th the price, and 1/10th the weight. If you like the sound of the Yamaha drums and bass, and can live with the vocal harmonizer, it's very simple--it's all in the S900! BTW, I have one for sale. Sorry, couldn't resist. DonM
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#227703 - 02/25/08 08:07 AM
Re: Anyone play with multiple boards?
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Registered: 09/20/02
Posts: 4724
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Originally posted by DonM: If you like the sound of the Yamaha drums and bass, and can live with the vocal harmonizer, it's very simple--it's all in the S900! BTW, I have one for sale. Sorry, couldn't resist. DonMDon, I played with a 3000 and for the last year, since introduced, have used the 900 only. So, I know about it. The drums could be better, as the harmonizer, but I can live with them and appreciate everything else offered. I want the T2 next and will keep the 900 in the studio. This whole mess started when I unloaded one of my 900s for Donny's 800. It got worse from there and now I'm going full circle. If you want (2) SD-5s, maybe we could work something out? zuki
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