I dont get it...do you?

Holidays? Yule tide moods? Everybody sing...

Tyroos 4 to me is not only great for one man band gigging but an equally impressive one piece all in one studio music production house. Tyros 4’s not only idea for arranging, composing, and recording pop and dance genres but with the advent of the new choir & string voices, new classical arr styles, brings the ability to realistically emulate classical orchestral & choral works of which I'd never found convincingly enough impressive before. Tyros 4 has got me interested now in rediscovering my classical repertoire background and also exploring new musical genre possibilities.

I'm with Scott on this one...choir voices were always a bit lacking, and it's nice to see them at the same level of quality as the SA Guitars, Pianos, Organs, Strings, Brass etc.

Certainly it broadens the range of the Tyros4 by quite a long way.

Ian

I use many Songs that have Vocals in them.
We all play different genres of music.
Don't need/like the Shoobe doo's though...
Eric

I can see Scott's points on these choir voices and, like any other voice, it's all in how you use them. I clicked one of the other T4 demos on that Earth Song page, the one featuring Lionel Richie's song, 'Easy'. Unfortunately, the use of the choir voices there were way too repetitive and soon became an intrusion rather than a pleasant addition. Choir voices, use sparingly.

I havnt heard anything better then the Vocal Voices/scats then on a Roland unit like teh G70..

I like what Scott said. It got me to thinking, maybe I could fire my church choir and go with the Tyros 4. Hmmmmm.....

Joe

go for one Joe...lifes too short..

Maybe between the choir voices and the SA trumpet, you could do something like this beautiful arrangement of 'Cristo Rendentor' by jazz trumpeter Donald Byrd. It's long been one of my favorites. I've tried to do it before but none of the choir voices I had available to me sounded right. I tried it once with my church choir but Unitarian choirs are notoriously bad and it sounded like puppy poo. Maybe I can borrow a T4 .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2KvM2T40RQ

chas

That's a fine tune I've always enjoyed, had forgotten what a great piece of music it is. Not sure why but when I listen to it I'm taken to another place and time. Reminds me of a piece that would be played for a "N'Awlins" musician's funeral procession.

When someone - ANYONE - makes the T4 voices sound like THAT let me know ...
t.

Or This....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzXNxHoFKqc

Al Hirt is a Trumpet god to me

I liked the Donald Byrd one very much...didn't care for the Al Hirt one, sounded like a couple guys practicing(Like a lot of Jazz does).

AND, I think he T4 could come pretty close to the Donald Byrd one...with the right person playing.
Comeon..some one give it a try...that's the kind of thing that would be great on here.
Lee S.

By the way I just read that Cristo Rendentor was played at the funeral of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

It's also played in the movie "Bronx Tale."

I dont get it either...i guess nothing better to do.