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#96409 - 02/04/07 07:20 AM Re: Now it begins...where to find Korg styles
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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Don.....when can we expect some Pa800 demos? & Pics

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#96410 - 02/04/07 07:27 AM Re: Now it begins...where to find Korg styles
ianmcnll Offline
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Registered: 07/27/05
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I'm not sure, but I think a "tingleairy" is another word for a hurdy gurdy (sometimes more descriptively called a "wheel fiddle")

Ian

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#96411 - 02/04/07 10:36 PM Re: Now it begins...where to find Korg styles
eddiefromrotherham Offline
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@Don
"a Tingleairey"...My Yorkshire mum's made-up words , I think..means any sort of noise-making contraption. I alway used to think it was a real word but never saw it in print so I have no idea how to spell it. I suppose that because of its origin, it could well be a 69-key thingie with a built-in tea maker or yorkshire pudding mixer.

As for the Superbowl, I enjoyed the pre-festivities on our TV but got a bit bored when the first touchdown came after only 14 seconds and a slow 92-yard run. I thought the game was too easy so I went to bed!!
Much prefer the real game of Rugby Union.

@Ian
The Hurdy Gurdy is also a good one! It can run on steam as well!
cheers
Eddie

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#96412 - 02/05/07 06:54 AM Re: Now it begins...where to find Korg styles
Chattanooga Offline
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Registered: 12/21/06
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hi Don I am new to the forum. Playing a tyros 1 now with a digitech harmonizer. I think I will be ready for a kb change when the budget can handle it. I see the p800 as the likely choice. How is the onboard harmonizer??.....can you compare the quality to the digitech??

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#96413 - 02/05/07 07:23 AM Re: Now it begins...where to find Korg styles
DonM Offline
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Registered: 06/25/99
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Loc: Benton, LA, USA
The quality of the vocal harmonizer is excellent. I haven't gotten really deep into it, but what I used sounded great. I feel the options aren't as varied as the the one on the G70, but it certainly has everything I need.
DonM
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