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#267734 - 07/18/09 09:13 AM
Re: PSR-S910 & S710 info
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Originally posted by 124: I'm not a Yamaha follower, but I haven't seen any reference to 'Pro' and 'Session' styles before. Can you outline what this is about please, Ian?
"Pro-styles" provide professional and exciting arrangements combined with perfect playability...they read all chords exactly the way they are played. "Session-styles" automatically enrich the player's chords with additional color notes or even harmonic progressions. You may play a major chord, but the instrument plays it as a 6th or maj7th...it is similar in concept to the "virtual arranger" function that was on the PSR-730, and PSR-8000, for example. "Basic-styles" cover a wide range of music while the arrangement is kept basic and generic, and therefore extremely versatile.
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Yamaha Tyros4, Yamaha MS-60S Powered Monitors(2), Yamaha CS-01, Yamaha TQ-5, Yamaha PSR-S775.
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#267735 - 07/18/09 09:56 AM
Re: PSR-S910 & S710 info
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Registered: 10/27/03
Posts: 2417
Loc: CA
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It would be hard to justify an upgrade if you already own an S900 in my opinion. Yamaha is a master of mimicking a previous model and giving the new one just enough add-on's in the hopes that the majority of PSR-S900 owners will indeed upgrade to the S910. Brilliance in the mind of Yamaha's way of thinking. Madness to those who will be debating on whether to upgrade from an S900 to an S910. Yamaha won't be sweating at all, nevertheless, the beads of sweat are already starting to develop on the foreheads of S900 owners if you ask me. PS: I can help alleviate the angst for all of you S900 owners if you don't mind me giving you a little bit of advice. >> Everyone of you S900 owners should quit biting your nails and just get an S910. No more sweat to worry about on the forehead, no more biting the nails, no more constipation, no more deliberating.. just go out and get one, or in the case of Larry - two! And you're lives will all be back to serenity and calm again. Until the PSR-S920 comes out in a year or two, that is. All the best, Mike
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Yamaha Genos, Mackie HR824 MKII Studio Monitors, Mackie 1202 VLZ Pro Mixer (made in USA), Cakewalk Sonar Platinum, Shure SM58 vocal mic.
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#267736 - 07/18/09 10:16 AM
Re: PSR-S910 & S710 info
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Senior Member
Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Originally posted by keybplayer: It would be hard to justify an upgrade if you already own an S900 in my opinion. I agree, Mike. I believe that those that will upgrade will be PSR-3000, PSR-2000, maybe those using a PSR-E303 or PSR-S500, and maybe even PSR-S700. I don't think the S910 is aimed at the S900 user at all...I know, I'd happily remain using mine, although, I suspect I'll have an S910 on my sample account, once they are made available. I don't need MP3 playback, nor do I have any issues with anything on the S900...even the screen suits me fine, and I already love the button layout and keybed. I think only a few S900 users will upgrade.
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Yamaha Tyros4, Yamaha MS-60S Powered Monitors(2), Yamaha CS-01, Yamaha TQ-5, Yamaha PSR-S775.
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