I would like to complete the specification of MIDI

I would like to complete the specification of MIDI

I would like to complete the specification of MIDI

It would be really nice if the time signature of the styles were displayed alongside the style names e.g 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 12/8. As far as I can see from the various demos this info is not displayed anywhere.

With regards to style gene, some Scandinavian Danceband styles would be nice e.g
Scan Shuffle, Scan Country, Scan Waltz

Thanks.

When Ketron get the Audya from Beta test version to a proper release candidate,
then they should look at the pricelevel (specially in Norway).
Then they could ask MidiSpot to produce some great sets of styles. Just look
at the ModiSpot site and see what to find, now sadly only make Yamaha styles...

Cheers
GJ

I agree, Midi Spot makes some great sounding styles.
They actually do make the styles for other brands including Ketron SD1.
You can find them here: http://www.andmccoy.com/?setlang=2 It's a different name but the same company.

Yeah, they did, but do you see updates/news for any other models other than
Yamaha Tyros anymore?
Also you have to go to Midispots main page to find the new aditions.

Keep on playing
GJ

"Now that the AUDYA has been officially released ..."

How bout making it actually available at the stores ??? now there's a thought

make it available here in NY, in Major stores like Sam Ash, Guitar Center, Manny's Music, B&H, etc.

how can Ketron succeed when Ketron is not being sold everywhere?

OK, so a few old-timers overseas got theirs, how bout the rest of us here in USA, ???

and this is the reason why Arrangers are "non-existent" in USA, they are nowhere to be found

well i guess if i want the AUDYA i can goto Portugal and buy it,
wait they are all out of the few they got in.

bad strategy for the success of Ketron, but what do i know ???

If you didnt know, you will NEVER see it in those stores, except B&H, MisterSounds,
Frank in Ct and maybe few more in our are,
nowhere else like in regular music stores.

that's the problem
and that's why the American Arranger market is "dead" and "aging" ;-)