I've seen that video.
If it is really the Tyros4 I will not buy any Yamaha keyboard in the future...

And maybe the solution for me is indeed a module and not an entire keyboard.

Bomba, have you taken a look at the vArranger
http://www.varranger.fr/

and the Live-Styler and Ketron SD2
http://www.live-styler.de/home/?Live-Styler_and%0AKetron_SD2

Taike



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Bo pen nyang.

You could midi/usb out channel 10 to any drum source for the sound you like.

I'm truly amazed at those that are condemning the Tyros 4 after one demo, not even knowing if it is even an actual T4 demo

But this is synthzone, of coarse opinions have already been made

If drums are what your looking for, you should get the Audya. But as a Jewish musician who plays at Jewish weddings (mainly Chabad), Yamaha and Korg should also be serious considerations.

I second what chony said. Yamaha and Korg respectively are the best for Jewish Music.

By the way, you said you use a psr 3000.
I believe the newer models; including the mid range psr's (s900 s910 s710) have new drum kits called "Power kits" (2 to be exact). Maybe (?) that's what your looking for.

The korg's pa series (pa500, pa800, pa2x-pro, pa588) have "multi sampled" drum kits, which depending who you ask, may sound better then the Yamaha drums. abit more realistic if you ask me.

Good luck in the choice you make, and feel free to stop by here with any questions you may have regarding the above models!

You may also want to get a drum machine (ex. alesis sr16, sr18) to use via MIDI for new drum sounds..

Leezone I agree Audya by a universe so why don�t you buy one, I�ll be dead before you do.
Hey leezone, has Nigel opened the flood gates, there�s a lot of new names popping up or are these all old members that have been sat silent just waiting for Audya OS41B, I understand that someone has just said there is a OS41C on the way, I can�t stand the pain. I hope AJ doesn�t start is antics again with the countdown; my stick is loading as I type.
When the hell are you going down the music shack and buying the Audya you have run out of excuses now.

Tony

how can i buy it when its not yet available?

I'm Jewish, but I dont play Jewish music (-: ha ha.....
I'm not religious or orthodox... and I'm a hobbist and rarly preform. and when I do, it's not in weddings or something like that.
So, no Hora for me (-:

I think the best solution for me would be a software, and use MIDI rather then buying a new keyboard.
I will have to deeply check varranger and others. any good tips? (Can I use USB like MIDI out???)