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#254603 - 01/27/09 02:04 PM
Re: S900 man those drums sound live....
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Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15575
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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I was wondering what style DonM used for the song, called him, then went about the task of tuning the style for the PSR-3000, which uses different voices for some parts. I also tuned the drums, changed the 4th OTS, made a few other changes, then saved the file. All of the tuning was done using the PSR-3000s onboard Style Creator program, which is extremely versatile. If anyone would like a copy of the style, email me at travlin_easy@copper.net and I'll be more than happy to email it to them. The style really rocks!
Thanks again Don,
Gary
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#254611 - 01/27/09 03:06 PM
Re: S900 man those drums sound live....
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Originally posted by Dnj: It also depends on how you sing....
Correctomundo. I know many folks who are using it successfully...especially after inputting Dan's settings. Mind you, it doesn't have the flexibility and quality of a stand alone unit, but it still does a pretty good job if you work with it a little. Also, the present harmonizer works best in a "non-live" situation...probably for what it is intended, since these are primarily "home keyboards". You probably put more demands on it that it was meant for, Donny...especially with your kind of "live" show. Maybe Yamaha could bring back the one in the PSR-8000 and put it in the next generation Tyros/PSR? Ian [This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 01-27-2009).]
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