http://www.yamahapkowner.com/forum/index.php?topic=28225.0


also scroll down there are 2 more with another demonstrator featuring the vocal harmonizer.

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 11-27-2010).]

Those styles are really excellently programmed but the vocals in the styles really really puts me off.I would hate to think i spent so many thousands on a keyboard and i would have to drop out the vocals in pretty much all the styles that had them. It just sounds too cheesy.

[This message has been edited by spalding1968 (edited 11-28-2010).]

I love most of the vocal sounds. I could live without the shoo bee doo wahs and the Manhattan Transfer voices.

The choir voices are fantastic and the R&B gospel sounds are wonderful too.

If you don't like the vocal in the style, you can

1. Mute it
2. Substitute it with another voice in the mixer.
3. Use the style creator to get the part from an identical T3 style or a similar style.

There are dozens of other great new voices on the T4.

Beakybird

Larry did you order a T4 yet? or waiting for the new S series?

I'm waiting for the new S series. I like owning two of the same keyboard, keeping one in my studio and another in the trunk of my car. I cannot afford two T4's. I wish I could.

Beakybird

These new demos really show off the T4. I agree that the demos are spectacular. I can't help be notice through out the demos, that the demonstrator's hands are sometimes not very active as all this fantastic music is coming from the T4. I'm curious as to how the Stevie Wonder vocal was done? I have a Tyros 3 and have started scrambling thru my owners manual to see if I can do some of the same things that these latest T4 demos showcase. Are those Stevie Wonder vocals available to us mere mortals?
Thank you for posting the new demos.

Simply an MP3 of Stevie Wonder played along with a style...