comment 1: It's not entirely useless. I used it to put me to sleep!
comment 2: You know the British........everything with a stiff upper lip!
comment 3: that's got to be hard on the ears, that transpose button, if you've been playing enough years. You're playing in one key and hearing another key. Ouch......."that's got to be hard on the ears."
comment 4: when I got my first Broadband connection this year I was excited to discover that anything you're interested in can be found on Youtube. Heck, I even took my car door apart watching a Youtube video. But.....when it comes to these "how to" music video's, they are all quite elementary. My biggest disappointment was the "piano tutorials." Tons of them on board but all for beginners. I thought I'd get some new playing ideas, but after hours of watching, I'm no wiser. Wait, I take that back. I DID learn how to play like a beginner again.
This one helped up to a point.
I initially thought "now here's a guy I could learn from." But after 2-3 minutes his flaws started coming through. He does what he does well, but......he does the same thing over and over. There goes my last hope of learning anything new on Youtube!
Maybe I'll make my own tutorial and watch it and see if I "learn something knew."
Registered: 07/21/05
Posts: 5386
Loc: English Riviera, UK
What else did you expect from videos designed for home players (99.9% of arranger owners) and those new to Tyros and arrangers in general. (t’s like someone with a PHD in Quantum Physics expecting to learn something from an elementary science class and being disappointed when he doesn’t)
Bill
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English Riviera: Live entertainment, Real Ale, Great Scenery, Great Beaches, why would anyone want to live anywhere else (I�m definitely staying put).
What else did you expect from videos designed for home players (99.9% of arranger owners) and those new to Tyros and arrangers in general. (t’s like someone with a PHD in Quantum Physics expecting to learn something from an elementary science class and being disappointed when he doesn’t)
Bill
Most "home players" know their instruments in and out...
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Yamaha Genos, Roland Jupiter 80, Ipad pro.
What else did you expect from videos designed for home players (99.9% of arranger owners) and those new to Tyros and arrangers in general. (t’s like someone with a PHD in Quantum Physics expecting to learn something from an elementary science class and being disappointed when he doesn’t)
Bill
Most "home players" know their instruments in and out...
Registered: 11/12/08
Posts: 2445
Loc: Bluffton/Hilton Head SC USA
Maybe thats why Roland kept the cost down on the BK9 so you add the flavor of the month VP. Same with the IPAD hook up. Some want a big screen some don't care. Makes sense to me
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Bill in SC --- Roland BK9 (2) Roland BK7M, Roland PK5 Pedals, Roland FP90, Roland CM30 (2), JBL Eon Ones (2) JBL 610 Monitor, Behringer Sub, EV mics, Apple iPad (2) Behringer DJ mixer
Bill time is now to start thinking about dumping the old gear new things are right on the horizon you don't want to get caught with your pants down and cant sell gear for what its worth before the new wave, that's why I keep a very tight ship Gear wise learned my lesson long ago .... just sayin!!
What a strange response on a "old" 2013 movie of a Tyros 3 and all of you give this a ranking like its a Tyros 5 , are you Pro's ? Look better and listen to real pro's before judging a keyboard . [b][/b]