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#272336 - 10/05/09 12:40 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
ianmcnll Offline
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#272337 - 10/05/09 12:56 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
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Is this what is called a Google-off?
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#272338 - 10/05/09 01:11 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Beakybird Offline
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The link Ian provides is pretty old.

Owning the S910, I can attest that what you hear when you press the demo button is pretty impressive regardless of whether a computer sequencer was needed to create it.

Beakybird

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#272339 - 10/05/09 01:19 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Dnj Offline
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I like the new WHITE buttons also vs the Black ones eg: Usb, etc.. which were camouflaged against the black display border making it harder to see.........Looks like Yamaha listened to our pleas and made some nice improvements......
btw, I have one coming also.

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#272340 - 10/05/09 01:21 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
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Are there any new S910 demos out yet....Michael Voncken, Bartmann...? or?

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#272341 - 10/05/09 01:49 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
ianmcnll Offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by Beakybird:
The link Ian provides is pretty old.



Probably true, but I think it was the first time it's been put on SZ...hey, I'm not like you regular customers; I have to wait to get my S910, even though I work(?) for the company.

Of course...the price is right.
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#272342 - 10/05/09 04:02 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
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Registered: 10/15/05
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Hey Donny - Thanks for posting that link - I've been looking for an audio demo for a while. Finally got to hear the new beast (audio is a bit on the loud side)!



I'm leaning.... I'm leaning...!!

Randy


[This message has been edited by saxxman (edited 10-05-2009).]
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#272343 - 10/05/09 04:06 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
FransN Offline
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Ouch my ears.

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#272344 - 10/05/09 04:10 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
Dnj Offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by saxxman:
Hey Donny - Thanks for posting that link - I've been looking for an audio demo for a while. Finally got to hear the new beast (audio is a bit on the loud side)!
I'm leaning.... I'm leaning...!!

Randy


Randy your very welcome .......btw I love your work

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#272345 - 10/05/09 04:27 PM Re: First look at PSR-S910
saxxman Offline
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Thanks so much Donny - I just got back from a marathon trip.... played a wedding on the Hilton Head golf course. It was 488 miles each way. Yuck. Long haul. And bugs out there! I took a Bose Compact with me and it worked out very well with my "sax and trax" gig! Then I went to the reception and the DJ guy had the L1 Model 2.

I look forward to seeing and hearing more of the S910. Still waiting to see if the "cocktail piano" style (or is it a voice - only seen it demo'd once on YouTube) is in the S910 bag of tricks. I was thinking that if we can't get the actual cocktail piano voicing (which appears to be an octave piano set with the articulation slightly delayed between them), maybe we can set up an octave on two voices, and then go in and mod one piano voice with the settings to delay the attack (or stage an echo just once) to get the sound I heard on YouTube on the T3.

At any rate, thanks again and have a great week!

Randy
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