Scott...
Thanks for link to Tyros Registration File Compose

There have been a couple of occasions that I needed to create such a bank and could not figure out how to do it from my existing registrations.

Very helpful.

Eddie

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My favourite arrangers are full fledged synthesizers and digital piano's with auto arrangement and song play functions on top of that...........

I use the auto arranger functions only 20% of the time, but if i don't have them i severely miss them..

Hi Scott and fellow "Zoners:"

The big deal about arrangers to me, as a songwriter... is that it gives me "real-time" feedback about the melody. I can make changes on the fly and modify the lyrics to fit the melody as needed. Then, when I have the song "roughed out" I can select instruments (within the limitations of the arranger) and "tweak" volumes, add multi-pad parts and eventually work my way into a gem of a song or a dud.

I write in several genres and wish ever so much that the guitars sounded a little more "country" on many of the styles and available "voices." (To me, voice is a poor description for an instrument.) I'd also like to see more stringed instruments (such as a dobro) available.

Regardless, the arranger (no matter what brand) is a gift from Heaven to songwriters.
Thanks for bringing this up, Scott. Merry Christmas everyone.

Dave Rice
http://www.ShowCaseYourMusic.com/DaveRice/

Kidney Stones?!

Nedim, I fully sympathize as I suffered a bout of that a few years ago too. For those here who've never had a kidney stone(s), consider yourself lucky cause it's one of the worst experiences to endure. Nedim, did they use ultra sound to break up the stone(s) or did they have to be surgically removed? Mine was fortunately small enough to eventually pass thru on its own. Nedim, hope your feeling better. - Scott

Scott,

Can't agree, Auyda is worse than Kidney Stones, Ahhhhhh! More pain! eeeeeeks.

PS I forgot the difference is, you can get rid of Kidney Stones

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