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#357145 - 12/21/12 12:06 AM
Re: EMC Styleworks?
[Re: Ketron User]
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Registered: 12/01/08
Posts: 3456
Loc: South Africa
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Hi all my friends,
I've already added audio parts to five or so of those styles to be able to play some music in the way we did before. They now sound awesome. There's not a single track in a midi style than cannot be converted to a audio part or some other highly superior loop. Robert said his new styles are all midi except for the drums - so why are you bashing me for using modified midi styles if you all waited in such anticipation for these 5 new mostly midi styles?
I've ALWAYS been into styles. You'll know that if you browse the PSR Tutorial forum. That's one thing about the Yamaha group that I miss over here. Converted & new styles are uploaded almost on a daily basis over there. I even had to start a FAQ thread myself over here as none of you cared to do so yourselves...
So, if you do not like new styles, why then the sudden CRAZE about 5 styles only from Robert??? Tell me, why do some of you own more than one arranger? To me the Audya by itself is enough... See, the argument goes both ways.
We each have our own interests. I like to modify styles, even the existing ones. To me that's a hobby & I enjoy it.
If everyone thought the same as most of you, there would be no alliehoes, AJs, Sokratis' or Roberts to name but a few.
I've never came across ANY other arranger that makes it easier to modify styles right on the fly. And now there are HUGE libraries to choose audio parts from!!!
Have you ever tried style modelling??? You do not know in the least what you are missing. This is the most AWESOME feauture on the Audya, yet hardly anyone cares to use it... Amazing, Amazing, Amazing... So why is it that you want better piano samples then, even YOU Leezone? What's wrong with the amazing ones onboard? See, you guys should start to really look at yourselves. Let me now stop herre, before I say something ugly...
You play with your onboard styles and the 5 new ones - I'll fiddle around with mine. Let's all just be happy.
Keep well all my friends,
Henni
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#357149 - 12/21/12 01:10 AM
Re: EMC Styleworks?
[Re: Henni]
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Senior Member
Registered: 12/01/08
Posts: 3456
Loc: South Africa
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Hi, Get it here. Else search Google for "EMC Styleworks XT" download. I think my version was 18MB in size & this is the one that allows batch conversions. It pretends to be illegal, but in the end it's nothing more than a demo. It will ask you to register, which off course you cannot. Then it will continue to run for a limited period only. I fully intend to register mine. I was hoping for a 2nd hand copy for a little cheaper... It works for three days only. Yes, it's difficult to convert Mega voices, we all know that. But the majority of the conversions are okay & I replace most of the tracks in any case with audio loops. I ALWAYS add Audio drums and this takes care of all the fills. If you also add audio bass, it really helps a LOT. The rest can either be left as is or replaced with some better part. All in all I really enjoy this program. Yes, it's no perfect magic wand, but it gives me a good start which I otherwise would not have had. I composed some songs with add on Yamaha styles before. I could not find suitable replacements for those on the Audy as as I use intros and endings as part of most of my songs. Now I've added Audio drums, bass & live guitars to those and it REALLY came alive for me. Be aware that fret noises will be bothersome. Either replace those with guitar voices, audio parts or simply turn down the volume. Fill ins do no always work properly, but the Audio drums COMPLETELY eliminates that. Also know that not EVERYTHING will convert correctly, but MOST will. Keep well my friend, Henni
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#357155 - 12/21/12 02:18 AM
Re: EMC Styleworks?
[Re: leezone]
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Registered: 07/21/05
Posts: 5393
Loc: English Riviera, UK
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Bill
have you ever played an Audya through a REAL PA system next to your "Mega" Yamaha?
i highly doubt it
i've played them all, and for ME, Audya is way ahead, no comparison
just my $0.02 Hi Leezone Yes I have, and like all arrangers the Audya has good and bad points. The curiosity about the audio styles and Mega voices was just that, a curiosity which Henni has answered in his posts. Bill
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