More SD90/SD60 videos:- https://youtu.be/ZS_-XDIP8RE

Pay attention to the end!

Thanks,

Bachus - As you mention, could use a little more documentation. You can change the instrumentation if you want. For example, change from an Acoustic Bass to a Slap Bass, etc. As for the chord progression, you can change chords while the Riff is playing and it will still follow you. Of course, the result varies on what and when you play any "extra" chords. We found it best to use along with other variations in that style as you suggest to change things up a little.

Bachus,

ARPS (on most synths) are triggered by notes played on the entire keyboard. In the AUDYA series, these are triggered either by notes, chords or both and are associated with (but NOT restricted to) the style played.

As you know with most 'technical' equipment, the manual only tells 3/4 of the story. The rest you have to 'experience' in person, but it could have been better written. We will address this in the video with lots of illustrations ofcourse.

Thanks,

so basically, they are real arp’s... allways tought they where style parts that sounded like basic arps...

I would like to see a demo of that on the sd90...

Yep.

In the meantime, you can also go to the store where you tried out the SD9 and check the ARPS on it ... same thing, rather than wait for demos (depending on how anxious you are to check it out) ...