I'm looking for highly professional styles created for the T2. Is it worth the bother to hook my keyboard to the IDC Yamaha site?

Are there any other places I can get really good T2 styles?

(Please don't post links to generic XG styles etc, I'm looking for styles that utilize megavoices and are tweaked for the Tyros).

Thanks, Chony

I think that the IDC site is definitely worth the while: there are some great styles there, and all tailored for the Tyros 2; too bad that, after the initial batch, Yamaha hasn't released more: they are no doubt worth the price.

I'm still searching for really top notch Glenn Miller styles for the T2 .

If anyone can point me in the right direction please let me know .

Regards .............Giovanni

Chony: I have found several styles via IDC that are worthwhile. Also, the SVPWorld site has three disks of styles for sale that are specifically built around megavoices.
http://www.svpworld.com/svpstyledisktyros1.htm

The SVP styles are great, but even there, it is very hard to find 3/4 styles that are not chick boom boom.

Graham

Graham: Chony didn't mention 3/4 specifically. However, I do agree with you.

Lately, I needed some straight 3/4 styles. I have used the Country Waltz and Jazz Waltz Slow styles on the T2.

For the Country Waltz style, I turned off everything except for the drums and only used variations A,B,C. For the Jazz Waltz Slow style I only used drum, bass, guitar and only used variations A and B (C and D had too much swing). I also turned off autofill to turn off the fills when switching variations because the fills swung too much as well.

Chony: I am using all of this in the monthly Friday night service I do that I told you about previously.

http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum37/HTML/015056.html

Eric

Thank link is amazing! I've just downloaded the free styles from Italy and I'm about to load them and see how good they are.

I wish there were better rock and dance styles. I think that Yamaha is deficient in this area compared to the compeition...

I completely agree with what has been said about 3/4. There are no good ones on the Tyros at all - so I'm forced to steer clear as much as possible.

Chony

Guitar Serenade is good for 3/4 ballads. I often slow down 6/8 Modern Ballad for a straight 3/4, but those are about it.

Graham

Some of you have mail! Anyone else that wants a great waltz style email me.

Cheers,

Gary

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