Hi all,

Herewith some more simple, short demos I've found of a standard factory Audya:


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Enjoy if you so wish, else just ignore,

Henni

Just to clarify

I haven't turned on my G-70 in over 3 years.
The G-70 is amazing, no doubt !!!

If you don't use the G-70 can I have it

Um, let me think about it.....No

I keep everything I buy
I get attached to my equipment

The only thing I may sell is my Audya 4 as I already have an Audya 5

Hi everyone,

For those interested, another few factory standard Audya demos:


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Keep well all my friends,

Henni

Diki, I knew you were across the state. It's kind of like people thinking since I live in Louisiana, that New Orleans is right outside the door. I'm closer to Dallas than New Orleans.
To me, the price would not be a consideration if I were seeking the optimum arranger, and there weren't other great options. I never compromised on getting the best tools available.
However, my main reason for selling the Audya was the weight. It's not terribly heavy but there are several wonderful options that are easier to tote around! The other reason was the location of the Pitch Bend and Mod wheels. I use them a lot, and they are situated a little too far to for optimum ease of operation.
Were I to get another Audya, it would be the Audya 5, which has a properly located joystick.
It's still the same size and weight though, I think. The Audya is well suited for what I do, and I miss it, but at this stage of my waning career, it's not that important.
DonM

Lee, I don't go round spamming YOU to get an arranger you can edit. That you aren't the slightest bit interested in customizing your styles is pretty evident by how you have completely ignored my stated priorities, which the G70 fills and the Audya doesn't.

You have as much chance of persuading me to get an Audya as I have of getting you into a cheap Casio.

Diki,

i own a Casio CZ1000 too my friend

BTW, i do customize my styles to be my own,
i use my OWN Audio Drums on many of my own styles for Portuguese and Brasilian music

and hopefully soon, i will be adding my OWN Audio Guitars, Ukulele loops, (fingers crossed)
and yes, i will include TONS of chords, ALL in Audio,
including 7th, M7, 6th, 9th, 11th, Dim, Aug, Sus,

the sky is the limit, IF you are open-minded and take the time

keep on rockin' with the G-70, it is a fabulous board as well no doubt.