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#246965 - 11/02/08 04:36 AM
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#246966 - 11/02/08 05:43 AM
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#246975 - 11/03/08 02:03 AM
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Originally posted by Dnj: So Diki would you ever buy a Tyros 3?
Not right now. I'm still holding out for one of two things... either put a 76 on one, or start talking to the other manufacturers, and standardize the Variation, Fill, In/End and break codes, etc.. It is truly pathetic you can't hook two arrangers together, and have them work as one. It's not rocket science... they all have codes, just different ones Is anyone at Yamaha listening (c'mon, Steve!)? I got brass in pocket... but it's staying there until they talk to each other. How about user definable codes? Or like that stuff on your software - select a parameter, send it a code, and it maps it... At the incremental rate that Yamaha are slowly improving the drums, it's be another decade or more before they rock my world! The guitars and basses are already good to go, and of course the SA stuff is amazing, but for me it isn't yet the complete package. Anyway, I've still got another 5 1/2 years to go on my G70 for it to match my G1000!
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#246978 - 11/03/08 04:26 AM
Re: Tyros-3 Demo Peter Baartmans now online
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Roel, if you are talking of the audio/video quality, then the credit goes to Yamaha, that organized everything. On the other hand, if you are talking of musical proficiency (chops and good taste), then I have to say that, while I greatly admire and respect Baartmans, Voncken is not in the same league (not even simply talking of chops). And even Baartmans in this demo is following more or less the same script that Martin Harris wrote with the original T3 demo: same sounds, same styles, played in the same order... like he was afraid to be too original or was just told to do so. On the other hand it's true that Harris is the father of the Tyros 3, so noboby knows the instrument like him, but I think that Baartmans gives his best when he demoes the Clavinovas.
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#246981 - 11/03/08 05:53 AM
Re: Tyros-3 Demo Peter Baartmans now online
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Originally posted by Dnj: Sorry to burst your bubbles...Instead of drooling on these fluff demos.....has anyone asked themselves what can "I" do playing with this KB if I buy one & is it worth it if I do? Well, Donny, according to people who have seen your act, it would just be another midi player for you, so I guess it wouldn't be all that much of an upgrade. The Tyros3 is selling very well in my area...of course we don't have Roland E-60s to contend with... I am very impressed with it...much more substantial than the T2...SA2 voices are unmatched by any arranger. Of course, it's obvious you haven't played one yet. Reminds me of the blind men and the elephant... Ian [This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 11-03-2008).]
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#246989 - 11/03/08 08:32 AM
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Originally posted by DonM: Wait, I must have missed something. You can't criticize Yamaha T3 because you are only going by what you have heard on line and heard others say, yet you CAN criticize DNJ because someone told you he uses midi files, even though you haven't heard or seen him? You can't have it both ways. DonM Yep, I sure can...since when do you make the rules? I assumed Donny "played" more during his gigs...I was told by several people who saw him perform that he didn't...he himself admits he uses SMF for most of his show...not that it matters, but it does seem to dictate what the arranger will be primarily used for...a SMF playback device. That's cool...lots of people use them that way. Ian [This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 11-03-2008).]
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#247004 - 11/03/08 09:51 PM
Re: Tyros-3 Demo Peter Baartmans now online
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Originally posted by John DiLeo: Could someone tell me why every post has to be an argument? Its so childish. Things were actually fine until Donny had a knee jerk reaction and wrote: Sorry to burst your bubbles...Instead of drooling on these fluff demos.....has anyone asked themselves what can "I" do playing with this KB if I buy one & is it worth it if I do? This reminds me of watching a barker at a Flea market with everyone looking at his wares demo & going "WOW! Running up and buying his product, but when they get home they say "hey this isn't like when we saw the guy do it in the demo" ;( buyers remorse aside.......good luck with your units everyone....enjoywhich was totally unrequested for and also offensive for other forum members because Donny has no right to infer what we ask to ourselves before buying a keyboard. Demos are just demos and all the manufacturers put out them, but the quality (of the demo, not of the keyboard) is not the same for all and we are perfectly entitled to discuss and analyze it. But we all know Donny: he is a nice guy, and like UD wrote once, is a dependable friend and has a big heart as well, but most of the times he is carried away by his temper or his passion and does things that he surely later regrets. If we all would think more before writing something, things would be better on this forum.
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#247005 - 11/03/08 10:49 PM
Re: Tyros-3 Demo Peter Baartmans now online
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Registered: 04/25/05
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Well, if there's anyone who's an expert on 'buyers remorse', it would be Donny. Give the guy a break. He knows what he's talking about! I think, in the back of my mind (the large, empty part!) that he may have a point, though. For all the talk round here, and talk, and talk, and talk, you would think the point of owning an arranger is so that you can come here and discuss it, praise it, evangelize it, drool over it, try to make other's feel inferior for NOT owning it, just about almost ANYTHING but actually playing it, sharing your music, your soul, your heart. Half treat it as a status symbol, and the other half treat it as a tool for a job that they don't want to talk about... Where's the part about playing MUSIC? Perhaps it's just a lot easier to come here, lay down a few illiterate comments about how YOUR arranger is the only one worth having, all others suck, yo' momma wears army boots, yada yada yada... How can you argue with that? (how can you NOT argue with that, too? ) But making and maybe posting music (maybe SOME of you got it for that reason) opens you up to an actual test. People have to actually LIKE IT. Why risk it, if you can continue to post with no proof of any actual knowledge (apart from specs)? Safer, for some. Some DO post, though. And, I'm sorry, but I fail to have seen what the fuss is about. No-one walks away with their bowels hanging out. To be honest, little but encouragement and helpful suggestions/criticism is ever offered. Only when someone takes a combative stance and then completely fails to show they knew what they were talking about has had any negative comments come out. So why so little music...? Perhaps there are more 'pretenders' here than will admit it. And you don't have to be a great musician to recognize bad music when you hear it. Tough to keep 'talking the talk' when you can't... well, you know!
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#247007 - 11/04/08 12:18 PM
Re: Tyros-3 Demo Peter Baartmans now online
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Registered: 04/25/05
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As I have said, many times, there are others on this forum with chops greater than mine. It doesn't stop me from posting. Do you honestly WANT this forum to stay the dumping ground for those with more concerns about whether the sliders on an arranger are in the wrong place (whatever THAT means) than to talk about making music...? Because that's where it has gone. It's like a sports car forum where nobody DRIVES... I'm sorry, but there are people round here who talk and talk, and then there are people who talk and PLAY. Without the playing part, what value is there in anyone's opinion..? I don't buy an arranger to drool over the specs. I buy it to make music. If I can't make good music with it, why should anyone listen to me. Or you. Or anyone here? It's not how great I am.... it's how shy most others are.... Shy about their music. But they SURE aren't shy about how right they are, perpetually. And that facade is easy to maintain, as long as you keep refusing to demonstrate the PRACTICAL application of that opinion... You see, anyone can hold an opinion around here. But sooner or later, with a deafening babel of voices, all shouting contrary opinion at each other, it gets stale. Without example, what worth is opinion? Might as well talk politics
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#247011 - 11/07/08 02:30 PM
Re: Tyros-3 Demo Peter Baartmans now online
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Registered: 04/25/05
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Thing is, BBBB... A lot depends on what you want to get out of posting your music. There are some very good players and musicians on this board, and many are willing to put an honest set of ears on what you are doing, and perhaps give you some good advice either about operational aspects of your arranger use, or simply a frank opinion about the music. If it's great, trust us, we don't knock it just because it is not made on our own personal favorite keyboard (at least, not many - you'll know who those are!), if it's not, we'll try to help you make it better.... On the whole, we're pretty supportive, but also you can get some pretty good advice as to how to make things better NEXT time, if it even needs it... So, to help you progress at the fastest rate, just putting your stuff up and letting the chips fall where they may is NOT necessarily a bad thing. You can't improve in a vacuum, and most here that MIGHT comment negatively do so with respect, and an honest desire to help you improve. You sound like someone that can take advice and criticism if it is offered in the right way... What have you got to lose?!
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#247014 - 11/07/08 06:06 PM
Re: Tyros-3 Demo Peter Baartmans now online
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Originally posted by Diki: Thing is, BBBB... A lot depends on what you want to get out of posting your music. There are some very good players and musicians on this board, and many are willing to put an honest set of ears on what you are doing, and perhaps give you some good advice either about operational aspects of your arranger use, or simply a frank opinion about the music. If it's great, trust us, we don't knock it just because it is not made on our own personal favorite keyboard (at least, not many - you'll know who those are!), if it's not, we'll try to help you make it better....
On the whole, we're pretty supportive, but also you can get some pretty good advice as to how to make things better NEXT time, if it even needs it...
So, to help you progress at the fastest rate, just putting your stuff up and letting the chips fall where they may is NOT necessarily a bad thing. You can't improve in a vacuum, and most here that MIGHT comment negatively do so with respect, and an honest desire to help you improve. You sound like someone that can take advice and criticism if it is offered in the right way...
What have you got to lose?! The only critique that really matters is the one from those who actually hire you and pay your bills and their customers. Learned that along time ago.
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