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I decided to give up wasting my time by trying to adapt myself to the PA900, so I took the decision to buy 76 key Tyros 5. After owning so many keyboards, that's my first time EVER when I can say that I'm disappointed from buying it. I'm not saying that everybody will be disappointed from it as I am ...

Thank you for your extensive reply, Chris. I appreciate the effort and time that you spared to do so ! Well, I just turned 39 the other day, and I've been playing keyboards for the last 20-22 years of my life professionally, although that does not necessarily makes me, nor I consider my self to be a ...

Hi Chris (or chelsea4023). I've bought my PA900 more than year ago and...it would be too harsh if I say I'm disappointed from it but, I'm definitely not as happy as I thought I'm gonna be from buying it. I know it costs twice as less than the Tyros 5, and I shouldn't expect it to be even close to it ...

Hello and welcome to our community! And,No, need to load each .set one at a time. The Set is a 'global' thing, it sets up the keyboard globally like User styles, User sounds, Songbook entries, FX, Vocal harmonies....etc (or only particular parameters if you choose to do so), the way it is saved in ...

I've been using that app for at least 1 year strait with my 9000Pro since it's hard drive got broken, but decided not to repair it when I stumble upon that wonderful app. It's very well focused on making the keyboardist life easy, I just love it. I kinda miss it's ease of use and flexibility, and ...

This is not correct. On a T5, you can edit the default OTS voices but you need to save the edited style in the User, HD or to USB storage. OK, I stand corrected on that than. I thought it remembers the OTS not as part of the Style rather than as a part of the Registration (since that's how it is on ...

Here's a nice demo on how to create Registrations on T4 https://youtu.be/kTezAE86ftk - BUT how is one expected to "remember" what is where when you're gigging and you've created 200 registrations? That was my point (again - personal needs) - as I asked above I found the "Registrations" to be ...

Hi minstrels ! You cannot record a vocal (or any audio part) track inside a midi file and still saving it back as a midi file. But you can record yourself (or anyone else) singing on top of the midi file that is being played from the keyboard, but it need to be saved as a .mp3 It is very easy to do ...

I am using Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 80ohm (closed) for 3 years now.
They never lied to me sonicly. Although they are not below 100$ mark, they really pay of for the frustration you'll have with some other headphones.
That's my personal opinion based on long term of using those in particular.

Considering the price difference with Roland and the fact that the L1 is a mono unit, may be is more powerful than the BA300, but at least it BA330 is a stereo and has multiple input channels and NO hissing habbits. What a disappointment from Bose!

My apologies to Sam CA , I admit I was a bit sarcastic at the end of that last post, but I didn't meant to derogate or undermine his rating as a Platinum member. I believe he helped a lot of users here, and still doing it. But I was a bit confused about him understanding everything in reverse order ...

Obviously, you had the keyboard for a long time and know about this, but I'm only questioning the obvious here. Sam, how can I simplify it even more? Try this way: Step 1. Start the Song... once Step 1. is executed, go to Step 2. Step 2. Press the Style's Start/Stop button any time you feel happy ...

I may just purchase a used PSR-2000/2100 if I can figure out how this feature works. You don't really have to go that far. Just visit the nearest music shop and prepare a pen drive with some MIDI songs in it, make sure some of them are with and others without chord track in them, so you can check ...

A "general purpose" Style has none of that. It's basically consisted of one Chord, so every time you play a chord progression in real time, the keyboard calculates the transposition value based on the original key which is always the same and predictable. We're talking simple math here. Aaah, now I ...

Was this midi a specially programmed file for this purpose, or any midi song file? For what particular purpose do you mean? You could do it with any MIDI file that the keyboard is able to play without having to be specially programmed to do so. If you mean 'Will the style pick up the chord ...