On a PSR S770 only - this time I focused on the three right hand voices and the one left hand voice.

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This program really inspires me (a good songwriting tool indeed) - this is a little something of my own to demonstrate some of the the voices.

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Note: Everything played in Variation 7 only. Right Hand voices R2 & R3 controlled purely by the way I play the keys! This is GENIUS!!!

I am going to ask the Groovyband Live! team to do the same for drum fills, almost like the Audya...

I think most should know this instrumental only song:

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Thanks Henni.

We have got your email. We always promptly listen to good ideas!

Just to be sure: do you want to press the keys on the left of the split harder than normal in order to trigger a binding?

We could implement the following bindings:

ACMP120, ACMP110, ACMP100, ......

They are triggered when you press any key on the left of the split with a velocity harder than the value in the binding name (to adjust the mechanism threshold to taste).

Additionally, since by design a single key press NEVER triggers a chord change, you could activate those bindings in any moment with a single "hard" key press on the left that will not even change the chord. Or you could play a multifinger chord harder than usual (possibly refingering the current chord).

Of course you can bind everything: a fill in or anything else.


Is this right?

When will they make a full You tube demo so we can see how this program really works in real time?

You can download a free demo so you can try it for yourself. Is better then any video imo.

Hi Frans,
only problem with that, you also have to own a psr keyboard.

Rikki I would like to see it demonstrated by the creators who know all about it and can explain & show how it works live.....

I think for those interested they already have a psr keyboard. If not why bother.

Hi Frans,
yes I suppose, but if it could be shown that it really makes and older psr sound like an sx or a Genos ? one could pick up a second hand psr cheap, plus the software.

Some people do like using software arrangers, personally nowadays, I really don’t think I could be bothered.