Pa600 SAMPLE MODE [v2]

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Hi Musicankill

PA600 is a very good keyboard.- If you want to get more from it you must invest some time exploring all its capabilities.-

Till i bought Kronos, i use to simulate phrases like Karma.- It's not the same but when you don't have a keyboard that implement Karma Soft, you can simulate it using lots of functions existing on PA600.- Perhaps to get best results, PA600 should have a better sound engine. RX is not the best, but is far away better than Yamaha's, and absolutly programable in deep.-

About Kronos, probably you could not invest some time; is multiple sound engines, with the best samples you can get in the market, all in one keyboard, no aditional modules, no aditional soft.- For my Kronos is the best of the best.- I could test long time ago an Oasys, so i can sure you Kronos is an Oasys x 100.-

A friend of my like using VST an modules, and i test Waldorf, is a really good machine, but i prefer 1 synth 1 keyboard, i think musicians must put his attention on playing, so i choose a keyboard that have's all (multiple sound engines, the most powerfull sequencer, and the power of Karma).-

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Hello Eduardo , are you sure you wanted to quote me?
I said that the pa600 IS way better and deeper than the yamaha alternatives!!
I also have the pa3x and the pa800.I rarely use them except for testing cpu boards and playing with their internals as my hobby..
I play electronic music so an arranger is not working for me!
I have a fantom x6 and a waldorf blofeld for playing! :D
Your answer is very informative so thank you anyway! :D
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musiccankill wrote: I play electronic music so an arranger is not working for me!
If you love play electronic music you will love to have Kronos. :wink:
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Nemik wrote: If you love play electronic music you will love to have Kronos. :wink:
Hmm you think?
I don't know, its a very good synth but i prefer more knobs for realtime modification or at least do them without touching any menus.The waldorf's XY matrix is perfect for realtime sound editing.
I was about to get a kronos 88 once but i gone to check its sound and it wasn't something my pc can't do except for the rompler part which i don't care anyway!Maybe i didn't gave it enough time and i should check on it again sometime.
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musiccankill wrote:
Nemik wrote: If you love play electronic music you will love to have Kronos. :wink:
Hmm you think?
I don't know, its a very good synth but i prefer more knobs for realtime modification or at least do them without touching any menus.The waldorf's XY matrix is perfect for realtime sound editing.
I was about to get a kronos 88 once but i gone to check its sound and it wasn't something my pc can't do except for the rompler part which i don't care anyway!Maybe i didn't gave it enough time and i should check on it again sometime.
Kronos 88 and 76 has full weighted keys, good for piano players, 61 has semi-weight, for synth I think better.
Yes you right, more control is always better, but Kronos is best Workstation, because of karma and combi, nothing can even compare what Kronos can do with sequencing, also to Combi scenes tracks you can assign any effects, not like with Pa Arranger limitation to 3-4 (or 2 in Pa600) in 1 STS.
In Kronos you have 16 Midi + 16 audio track for sequence. :wink:
Has SST, Smooth Sound Transition, which is excellent feature .
Like Eduardo_Arg said, you got 9 sound Engines, with huge RAM space for sampling.
I spoke with few good musicians using Kronos, they said on Kronos can make any sound, is no sound existing Kronos wouldn't be available play.
Kronos is on 1-st place in my next shopping list. :wink:
All what you need, you just try for few hours, then you see, you gonna love it.
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Post by Daibang »

Sampler for pa600 will work but it may destroy your styles. I installed sampler to my pa600 but it screwed some of my own styles (tempo change EQ change)In other words my styles were unable to be played sound was horrible. Thank God I made bkp file before I installed sampler so I Could restore my old settings.
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I think today its first thing to do backup before modifying everything not just on keyboard... cellphone, pc or whatever.....
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