So far I'm very impressed, outputs can carry full fx processorers on all additional outputs, very fast processor, streams drums from hard drive, guitar from rom. Double wav players, double mp3 player

More to come

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keep it coming Franky thanx!!

Each output is stereo assignable, the Audya has an AI mode which will always give a different variations depending on how you play, amazing

Mixable live audio and midi, keybed is the same as a PA2xpro, the wav and mp3 can beat mix up to 30%. All proc can work at the same time, meaning 2 wav players, 2 mp3 players, midi, and arranger all at the same time if needed.

All sd1/5 sounds are included, and new sounds also

Allot of re-worked sd1 styles on hard drive too

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Frank what about the chord recognition we all were arguing about for weeks? Have you personally tested it yet/

I assume this info is coming to us from the Jam right Frank? If that is indeed the case the title of your thread is a little misleading in my opinion. Oh well...

Other input from other people would be nice too if that's possible. Anybody else out there?? C'mon guys, let us in on the action okay? So AJ is really letting people play it?? Or just Frankie??

All the best,
Mike

Yes, I'm at the jam right now, haven't played it yet, he is still showing us stuff,

Sorry about the misleading post, I'm doing this on my Blackberry

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You got Verizon as a carrier for your Blackberry ??? If so there should be like 500 people out in the parking lot right now for your support group Get them involved

Sorry, AT&T, only one guy in a truck

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So this is the way the chord with audio works

It will recognize the basic chords in audio, then to create the more advance chords it adds midi notes to complete

It sounds great, you can't tell the mix

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Frank how is Leezone holding up so far