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Published on 02/10/07 at 07:08
On the characteristics of Tyty, I think we've already made the rounds ...
UTILIZATION
The manual is clear enough. For my part, I have not had to use it except for MIDI. The tyros is really the machine that can not swallow a night without run-in with the unit. It makes sense. When we begin to understand, while parrait extremely clear. For my part, I find the Tyros much easier to pick up a pattern all lines together ...
OVERALL OPINION
I bought the Tyros in 2003 which complemented the Motif7 I bought a year before by. The Korg PA1X home seemed to be okay, but far too synthetic and lifeless to me then Tyros arrived in my studio and made my life much more interesting programming.
What I convincu most is the sounds of strings, orchestras, guitars mégavois his poliphonie 126 to see and especially its incredibly easy to be taken in hand and be transported.
Since 2003, Tyros is almost everywhere I go. I never left.
Of course Yamaha out many other things since the time but never arrive at all surprise me that out of my first listen to the Tyros.
The tyros 2 is itself a vulaire improved since the first and Tyros, Yamaha have fun with our wallets and credit cards in us coming out every year a template that contains a bit of thing without any surprise.
So to summarize, we have had since the pattern:
The Tyros, the Motif ES quireprend most tyros sounds and classic design,
the Tyros 2 which merely reproduces the sounds of the Tyros 1 and Motif ES Of course with two drum kits and more, and if a few things from there and,
Now, the famous Motif XS makes us a compilation of everything I have just line shells.
The next is what?
Tyros 3?
Tyros ES or XS?
Tyros is not the classic is a great moment of wonder every faith that I break my hands on.
UTILIZATION
The manual is clear enough. For my part, I have not had to use it except for MIDI. The tyros is really the machine that can not swallow a night without run-in with the unit. It makes sense. When we begin to understand, while parrait extremely clear. For my part, I find the Tyros much easier to pick up a pattern all lines together ...
OVERALL OPINION
I bought the Tyros in 2003 which complemented the Motif7 I bought a year before by. The Korg PA1X home seemed to be okay, but far too synthetic and lifeless to me then Tyros arrived in my studio and made my life much more interesting programming.
What I convincu most is the sounds of strings, orchestras, guitars mégavois his poliphonie 126 to see and especially its incredibly easy to be taken in hand and be transported.
Since 2003, Tyros is almost everywhere I go. I never left.
Of course Yamaha out many other things since the time but never arrive at all surprise me that out of my first listen to the Tyros.
The tyros 2 is itself a vulaire improved since the first and Tyros, Yamaha have fun with our wallets and credit cards in us coming out every year a template that contains a bit of thing without any surprise.
So to summarize, we have had since the pattern:
The Tyros, the Motif ES quireprend most tyros sounds and classic design,
the Tyros 2 which merely reproduces the sounds of the Tyros 1 and Motif ES Of course with two drum kits and more, and if a few things from there and,
Now, the famous Motif XS makes us a compilation of everything I have just line shells.
The next is what?
Tyros 3?
Tyros ES or XS?
Tyros is not the classic is a great moment of wonder every faith that I break my hands on.