Just a bad selection of voice.

This is better...
http://www.youtube.com/user/petrygilles#p/u/14/P_WFBX7zWSQ

I kind of like this too...same guy
http://www.youtube.com/user/petrygilles#p/u/0/21x3goxAUVo

And...ths is a nice style...
http://www.youtube.com/user/petrygilles#p/u/59/feuZPJlBtmQ

Lee S.

It hurts when I listen to it, please make the voices stop!!!

all kidding aside, I haven't anything on the tryos that would make me want to shell out $5000.

A bit OT here...............

Ditto to your comment I would never spend $5000 on a Tyros, maybe for a nice grand piano or possibly B3. Not for an arranger. But I'm betting if you shopped around you could buy one for considerably less than $4000.......and I mean quite a bit less. Well at least if your in the states.

Well I have to agree with Diki on this one. I think his response to this thread says a lot.

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Diki?

Leeboy,

Thanks for the links. I've seen the vocoder demo a few weeks ago, but the other two are new.

Thanks again,

Gary

Gary,
Your welcome.

Actually if you listen to all his demos...it is a damm good demo of the T4 and PSRS910.
Better than the Martin Harris stuff....

It sounds pretty darn good to me!!

Lee S.

I wouln't spend $5000 on any arranger either, especially when mid range models like the S910, or PA-500 (or the late E-50) offer as much as top line models did only a few years ago, at a fraction of the price.

No problem at all to do a gig, or make a nice Cd with any of the current mid range instruments.

I'll know when I play the Tyros4 for a week or so, if it is going to be my own personal arranger...as of now, the S910 does the job admirably.

$5000 is a lot of money.

Ian

LOL - see you have some spunk

I try to model my life after my hero.......Diki .


chas

I'm sorry to keep on off-topic but I think it’s a little bit wrong to blame guys who gig using a lot of auto-accompaniment functions since mostly there’re guys who gig using nothing but a laptop and a pair of speakers.