PA3X-REALTIME VIDEOS

Ronnymusic · Post by **Ronnymusic** » Sun Jan 30, 2011 9:36 pm

Hello guys.

I finally found some realtime videos of pa3x.
I came across this guy on a forum, check out his profile and wall, he has videos of pa3x there:
http://www.facebook.com/TutkuMuzik27?sk=wall

Regards, Ronny

Asena · Post by **Asena** » Mon Jan 31, 2011 5:07 pm

Its AMAZING That Turkey is On the first Track!
Hahaha

mrniceneasy · Post by **mrniceneasy** » Tue Feb 01, 2011 11:41 am

Thanks for the link Ronnie, at last a real world Demo.

Don Awareh · Post by **Don Awareh** » Tue Feb 01, 2011 3:00 pm

according to his facebook page he sells them for

61 TUŞ 2750 EURO
76 TUŞ 2850 EURO

Ronnymusic · Post by **Ronnymusic** » Tue Feb 01, 2011 9:58 pm

Ok guys, this guy who owns a pa3x from Istanbul has written some short info about his impression:

- Maax audio feature is very good, the machine has opened for a completely different enginge which makes the music sound fuller.

- He loaded 80 mb samples which used only 40 mb of the ram memory.

- Microphone has super high- quality effects

- There are 46 different display color

- Each favoritebutton (styles) has 5 pages

- The screen are very clear and has nice colors.

- The new onboard-sounds in the keyboard had a high quality.

He said more than that but this was what I could translate from what he said. I think he also said that starting pa3x doesn't take so long time as pa2x.

Some pictures:
http://www.fotografekle.com/image-096F_4D458AE9.jpg
http://www.fotografekle.com/image-22C1_4D45A10A.jpg

Regards, Ronny

Asena · Post by **Asena** » Tue Feb 01, 2011 11:20 pm

Thanx Rony, But i did not undarstand , how can we load 80 mb, And just heave 40 on ram!
Also is there a BACK UP system for the Samples, I mean , Loading time , Is the SSD used for Samples also

Lee · Post by **Lee** » Tue Feb 01, 2011 11:56 pm

Yes, so I had heard correctly (somewhere else).
They use a lossless compression to make 256 hold 512!
Not too bad.....
Lee

Ronnymusic · Post by **Ronnymusic** » Wed Feb 02, 2011 6:04 am

Asena wrote:Thanx Rony, But i did not undarstand , how can we load 80 mb, And just heave 40 on ram!
Also is there a BACK UP system for the Samples, I mean , Loading time , Is the SSD used for Samples also

Think about it as a compressing win rar

the load time seems to be faster.

Regards,
Ronny

Asena · Post by **Asena** » Wed Feb 02, 2011 2:30 pm

Than The YAMAHA Is better , Couse There is no load time at al!
And is 1 GB!
Dont say we do not need 1 GB, I heave only base VSTI s that i converted, And they are 140 MBOnly BAS
And also i maded some great Strings from VSTI , and gues what, over 100 MB.
Some Acustic Gitars, 120
DR kit, DKFH 70 MB
And so.
Course we need More Ram

karmathanever · Post by **karmathanever** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 3:35 am

Asena wrote:Couse There is no load time at al!

I think you will find there is a load time - the difference is that you can play the keyboard straight after power ON - the sample loading carries on in the background (nice feature).

Pete

dogans · Post by **dogans** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 8:06 am

RAM data memory and new software feature pa3x compressing

Bachus · Post by **Bachus** » Fri Feb 04, 2011 4:59 pm

Sad thing is i don't have an ear for Türkish music..

We shouldn't forget that KORG sells big time in the middle east and Balkan.. So thats why i am not really surprised to see these vids comming from there.

Personally i am most interested intoo comparing sounds to a PA2X and Tyros 4 and comparing stylew with an Audya...

Ronnymusic · Post by **Ronnymusic** » Fri Feb 04, 2011 7:24 pm

Bachus wrote:Sad thing is i don't have an ear for Türkish music..

We shouldn't forget that KORG sells big time in the middle east and Balkan.. So thats why i am not really surprised to see these vids comming from there.

Personally i am most interested intoo comparing sounds to a PA2X and Tyros 4 and comparing stylew with an Audya...

Well the funny thing is that there is just ONE video of turkish music... The rest (4-5) is western.. Just look for more on that profile.

Regards, Ronny