Very good!!!

Chris,
I played pro guitar for many years and I thought I was listening to you playing a guitar with Tyros2 backing. I listened to all the fills and voicing of the chords. My thought- - this guy plays good guitar.

Nice job Chris, John c.

You may be interested to know that when the new styles and voices were added in the Tyros 2, they were played by real musicians, the guitar parts by a guitarist using a Midi Pick Up, the drum parts by a drummer playing a Midi drum pad set, etc, and this is the reason they sound so real.
The only limitation is the Yamaha sound system, which tends to compress the sounds a bit, thus giving more of a CD sound rather than a true live feel.
However even with all this, you still have to be able to play to create an individual sound.

Bill

Bill true assessment.....that was the only thing that still bothers me about the Yamaha PSR/Tyros arranger sound even though I have extensively tweaked the Eq's & Efx when I performed with a Yamaha KB...I cant explain it....not that its bad....
just compressed vs a real live sound.



[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 07-20-2007).]

Hi Mikey,

The sound source for my originals came from a Moitf ES6. I used an external sequencer and played the parts seperately. I then mixed/recorded it down to stereo on a Roland VS-840.

Take care,

Chris

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Just had a listen and you do justice to a tune I've always loved. Great stuff, thanks for putting it out there.