Bachus I don't need a lesson of what creativity is because I know what it mean.

Korg PA 600 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QzZ-WuFJqg

This is an arranger keyboard demo. Just My Opinion.

edited ... please see below

I have to admit that I enjoyed that Demo.....Maybe not in the "World of Arrangers" that we all know but there was some "Arranging" going on.

I do not think that the Big Three can do this type of genre/music easily ( not saying it cannot be done ).

There is a market for this.

Well, your previous comments made me think you needed an explanation...

Bachus always the last word

Thanks Bachus,
Great to see someone doing a demo on styles. Not my type of music, but interesting.
First saw a Casio back in the early 90's and if memory serves me correctly , style editing / creating was a notch above the more expensive arrangers at the time. I think it may have had midifile to style function even back then.All I can remember is it had a function that the far more expensive arrangers didn't. I think the only thing that put me off buying one was
1. EMC style conversion program didn't support Casio ( converting styles was my hobby)
2. I was used to the better quality of sound of the far more expensive arrangers, Had I only been able to afford a low or mid end arranger at the time, I probably would have gone for the Casio as the quality of sound would have been similar, but the style editing functions would have been better on the Casio.

Hi ,
I having just previously mentioned, not my type of music, I take it back, I thought that was brilliant.
Far more likely to get the grand kids interested in arranger keyboards than the styles I like to play on my korg.
He made it look like FUN!!

Thanks Frans.

Maby you will like this Casio Rikki if converting styles is your hobby. It can read Yamaha styles and midifiles if I am correct.

Of course there is a form of creativity involved here.
But this music is not only not my personal taste, but I have a bad feeling about what such music does to the human psyche.
To quote from late Wayne Dyer:
"Become conscious of the music you listeng to. Harsh, pounding, musical vibrations with repetitive, loud sounds lower your energy level and weaken you (...)" - Don't worry, I don't take Wayne Dyer word by word, but still, I have a bad feeling about all this fragmented stuff with bits of samples, actually it's a piece of shit. Sorry to say it that clearly.