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#242024 - 09/09/08 07:55 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
Dnj Offline
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IMO all they have to do is MERGE the two technologies we have already......
Arranger & Synth workstations....so that you can work easily to MIX, styles, loops, arpegiators, vst's, etc, etc, in ANYWAY YOU CHOOSE to create your own styles, or songs, or sequences in an "ALL IN ONE LIGHTWEIGHT UNIT.......& most importantly MAKE IT EASY TO DO FOR EVERYONE on board.

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#242025 - 09/09/08 08:13 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
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donny,
thanks, you reduced it to the essence!
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#242026 - 09/09/08 08:26 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
Dnj Offline
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Originally posted by adimatis:
donny,
thanks, you reduced it to the essence!



Thanx, although I dream of the day when what I just posted is a REALITY but its been quite obvious what the reason is that they dont do this isnt it?........

As always the bottom line is MONEY!!!

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#242027 - 09/09/08 09:16 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
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I am going to Best Buy and ask one of their salespeople what they think ...

For me, it's always been about authenticity of sound. Nothing more or less... It will never be what the keyboard is called, an arranger or workstation...
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#242028 - 09/09/08 09:38 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
Burkels Offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by Dnj:
I dont agree at all.......an ARRANGER is just that .....an instrument to make Music any way you want be it new or old.....they will be here long after were all gone & beyond only better.


But what if I just don't want "old"? I would love to have my E-80 loaded with only pop, rock, contemporary, funk, jazzrock, fusion styles. All the ballroom, latin, walzes, 50's, you can have it, I don't want it.

Besides, a manufacturer as Roland already does this: Check the GW-E, the GW-L... same keyboards, loaded with different stylesets for different markets.

So who says "different markets" is a area-bound-thing? Why can't I choose between an arranger loaded with "OS 2.0 - Contemporary-Present" and one with "OS 2.0 - Old Farts Edition" ? :-)


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#242029 - 09/09/08 10:17 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
Dnj Offline
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Burkels...exactly then you either delete the styles you dont want.....load the styles YOU want.......& CREATE your OWN STYLES easy on board if they start making it easier. Then who cares what styles they come with.

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#242030 - 09/09/08 10:21 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
Fran Carango Offline
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I said it before .."a style is a style"..

If you own a Roland..load up the styles for your "modern" music....then set up User Programs..using the selected "modern" styles...Name the user program to reflect the "modern style"..Done..

You never ..ever have to select the factory styles again..

For those of us that pay our bills with the "old" stuff..we have the best of both worlds...

Yep.. a style is just a style...
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#242031 - 09/09/08 10:22 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
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Double post


[This message has been edited by Diki (edited 09-09-2008).]
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#242032 - 09/09/08 10:24 AM Re: Arranger's R.I.P
Diki Offline


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Quote:
Originally posted by Dnj:
I dont agree at all.... they will be here long after were all gone & beyond only better.


Quote:
Originally posted by Dnj:
Funny how everyone has a CRYSTAL BALL to the Future.... With that talent try playing the lottery


You've got to love Donny... argument and refutation from the same source!

What numbers are you going to play?
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