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#346519 - 07/07/12 05:29 AM
Re: NO BIG HIT THREADS
[Re: Tony Hughes]
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Registered: 07/27/05
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Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Have you all notice there are no big hitting threads any more on SZ, I have seen 200 replies in a short space of time to a thread, now 20 will be a busy one, what we need is a new arranger so we can all kick the hell out of the people who buy it.
It appears to me that many of the most recent threads haven't been about arranger instruments, and this being a General Arranger Keyboard Forum, the lack of replies is hardly surprising, Tony. Most topics posted seem to have a comparatively limited interest such as sax playing, jazz organ, guitar playing, how much money being made, and how many gigs per year, hence the relatively short threads. At any rate, most of these also have been discussed many times in the past. I enjoy most of them, but, they might not be to everyone's taste, and they aren't actually about arranger keyboards. They do, however, keep the forum going, and that's not a bad thing. Just as a suggestion, it would be nice to hear how other arranger players use styles of a different genre in tunes that are usually played with another type. Perhaps you are right, and, there may be more activity when some new arranger instruments are introduced, but that probably won't be till the fall. I've been busy with other things (trying to get house ready to sell), so I don't have the time I used to have to do much posting, but I do try and peek in and add a reply now and again. Ian PS...I really enjoy the arranger music played and posted by The Wolf, Joost and Telmo...they are a real treat and show different types of arranger play, and hats off to Nigel for having this great arranger forum.
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#346550 - 07/07/12 08:50 PM
Re: NO BIG HIT THREADS
[Re: Dnj]
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Registered: 01/30/06
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I hate to say this but the days of arranger kbs is slowly digressing.......change is coming for sure. Donny, You only need buy a Wersi Wing and the World will be your oyster, flexible as American express card, all the KBs you ever dreamed of all rolled into in one. Well that's what they say, if that's true why don't we all have one. Unfortunately, I can't post you a link to someone playing one, the few that have been sold not to SZers, "interesting", at least this is not off topic, or is it!!! Is the Wesri Wing off topic on SZ General Arranger, there is only one man who can tell us. Have you ever thought of buying one Mi old shipmate??? you will never look back Donny, it will play itself, it's that good.
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#346552 - 07/07/12 09:04 PM
Re: NO BIG HIT THREADS
[Re: Tony Hughes]
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Registered: 09/21/00
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#346563 - 07/08/12 05:36 AM
Re: NO BIG HIT THREADS
[Re: Tony Hughes]
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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What makes you say that, it's a sweeping statement,
A sweeping statement with no actual proof Tony...when someone shows me actual sales figures for both companies, then I'll believe it; other than that, it's pure conjecture. But, I am very glad I bought the Yamaha Tyros4...there does seem to be a plethora of videos of it on YouTube, so that could indicate it's great popularity (certainly the majority of member's uploads here on SZ are done on Tyros4) and it is a very intuitive instrument to play with tons of factory (and third party) support. All I can say, if my clinics/demos are any indication, the Tyros4 is still selling quite well in my territory...I don't have any info about other places. The salespeople I work with tell me that only a few PA3X's were sold since it's introduction, but that may have a lot to do with differences in promotion policies, as they (Korg) don't do any follow-ups or in-store clinics in my area. Bottom line? What brand arranger we buy will usually depend on what sounds and styles we want to hear coming from our speakers, what we want in an operating system, the quality of support, portability (if we gig) plus, of course, our budget. The "best" arranger, in my opinion, is the one that "works best for the player"...both Korg and Yamaha make excellent instruments, so saying that one company is going to be "the future" is just plain silly...it's like predicting what football or baseball team will win next year, although we all hope our "favorite team" will win. Donny is a Korg user (PA-500) and fan, so it's very predictable that he hopes they will win. I say we are all winners, because the intense competition between these companies has given us better instruments, and features we could only dream of several years ago. Ian
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#346569 - 07/08/12 06:56 AM
Re: NO BIG HIT THREADS
[Re: Tony Hughes]
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