Bill... It is not that I don't like it but I don't play out for hire and I find myself just turning on the S900 and nothing else... I also would like to buy the new Yamaha S90xs and something has to go... THis keyboard also comes with the vocalizer. Remember this is the new VoiceLive 2 with a lot of upgrades then the Voicelive... Check there website and take a look at the demo's.. thanks Ron

Eric, what a nice piece of gear- I want one now. I need to stay away from this site!

Anyways, I liked your track. How did you do the music? Was it with styles, sequenced? What kind of keyboard?

Thanks!

Awesome piece of gear....

This should be put intoo the next line of Korg Arranger keyboards...

I'll add it to my wishlist for sure...

YEAH!!! I feel your pain, exactly my sentiments.

Hi montunoman,
I used my T3 with a midi I got for my T2 (but I also have a style for that song).
I edited and revoiced some tracks, turned on the Voice Live2 hooked it up to the Tyros3 and recorded it directly to the internal hard drive of the T3.
My main purpose was to show the quality of the Voice Live2.
I love it.
Eric

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Hi Brian,
I had similar concerns as you have about the foot switches.
First off I decided to have it on a stand close to me since I already use 2 foot switches and I wanted to be able to see it better.
The switches are very easy to push with your finger. Second you can very easily do a step program with all the changes you want (like building up a song). Once done all you need to hit is the step switch.
So for me I either hit the Harmony switch to turn Harmonies on and off, or the step switch for more advanced changes.
I hope this helps.
Eric

That's a very sweet cover of the song Eric. And the vocal harmony parts are awesome.

That Dave Gilmour guitar part really nails it. It sounds very authentic.

Eric,

It is too bad that after buying a $4500 list keyboard you have to spend that kind of money for a decent harmonizer. I wish Yamaha would get with the program. Ketron, Roland and Korg all have onboard harmonizers that are good quality, Yamaha could do it too.

Tom

Super stuff Eric, and a great demo.

That harmonizer has features that all keyboard manufacturers would be wise to implement on their arrangers.

Makes all present arranger on-board harmonizers sound pretty meek and plain, as well as the other out-board harmonizers.

Maybe some clever arranger companies will license this technology....I'm sure they are having a good look at it.

Nice work.

Ian

Hi Tom
Not a problem, because I was able to buy the VL2 from the money I saved by getting a great deal on the T3.
I heard on the YPKO forum that Yamaha is talking with TC Helicon and that the T4(?) might get one... Who knows.
Anyways, I don't have to sell the VL2 if I get a new KB. It'll last for a while.
Eric

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