here,
this gentleman gives you 2 reasons to never abandon your Audya, or buy one if you don't have one :-)

listen CAREFULLY to the Drums, so , so Kick @ss

put on good headphones and crank it up!!!
there is no better SOUNDING arranger out there

http://www.screencast.com/t/K4WBYpJGWc

so don't abandon this amazing keyboard,
and if you don't own one, you should

Ps. I don't work for Ketron. Lol

Hi Leezone, sounds great! What are those styles? don't recognize them ( I have the Audya 5) Thanks!

You sure there isn't a real drummer somewhere out of sight of the camera?



Those are some pretty awesome drums. Sound like the real thing.

Yep, sounds great, I enjoyed my Audya when I had it.

Leezone thanx for the links to these Demos......
a really LIVE sound all around. I Enjoyed listening, well done.

His name is Claudio Cafe, from Goiania, Brazil.

He assembles his styles sequencing in Protools using custom drum kits in Kontact. Then he transfer the User Drum Loops to the Audya.
A very good musician with an amazing keyboard.

He is playing some variations of Forró and Arrocha, very popular styles in Brazil.

Limitless...

Paulo

Yes, you are correct
He uses EZ Drummer with ProTools for the main drums
And uses Kontakt for the Percusion parts
And then triggers the sfx wav files as he performs,
Not sure if he programs the drums midi, and then uses EZ drummer
Or if he has an actual drummer do the midi drums and then runs through ez drum er, EZ drummer is actual drum samples, so the result is amazing

The fact is the Audya uses .wav drum loops so thats why it sounds so real,
You can have a real drummer on every style

I own the Roland G-70 and have tried PA3x and Tyros 5,
I love my Audya and wouldnt trade it for the world

Montunoman

Those are custom Brasilian styles