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karmathanever wrote:

montatore wrote:In the manual there's written that intro2 and ending 2 have a FIXED chord progression.

Not true...

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I am now out of here, had enough of dumb people. Regards

In the manual there's written that intro2 and ending 2 have a FIXED chord progression It's true that Factory Styles are programmed that way but luckily that's nothing more than a programming decision (COMPLETELY OPTIONAL). You can program your own Intros anyway you like. You can record them with or ...

Sorry to disturb your privat conversatin. If you are still interested in the sound list, you can get it from our Homepage. At the moment only at the german version but here is the link to get the PDF. http://www.deebach.eu/xms-pro%20600manual.htm Best regards Frank Gabriel Team DEEBACH Thank you ...

intro 2 and ending 2 will follow your own chord progression For basic user yes, for Advanced not. :lol: Is all in manual. 8) But you know all, you read it. :wink: In the manual there's NOT written that. In the manual there's written that intro2 and ending 2 have a FIXED chord progression. Which ...

I just was trying get a point: not demanding to much when you paying lowest price. :wink: Look, shut up. When I hear people talking nonsense as you do, it gets me mad. Your argument is, seemingly: spend more, and you'll get what you want. And if you don't spend 5000 dollars, shut up and sit quietly ...

When you buying instrument is good idea to check description, available feature and compare to others. If in description was be saying: Future Available Improvements upon User request then I believe was be greatest deal to buy. Man, you got annoying. I am not bother to read anything from you again ...

Personally, if points 1 & 2 bothered me, I think the best solution is to get a band together and sell the arranger. A bit like saying: if you bought an orchestral sampling library and it works well but there's a few things that could be improved, why not instead throwing it in the bin, go to live ...

There are also song writing seminars. I've never been to one though. They are not cheap to attend. I always thought they were just a cash grab but I could be wrong. You are probably right. This seminar crap is a big thing in America especially: seminars for everything, for how to be a millionaire ...

intro 2 and ending 2 will follow your own chord progression

But my point is, how much would cost Korg Arranger if they improve for everybody wish lists. :) Korg is best on market as what you pay, what you got, for money you spent has best value with features and sounds. You sound like you make Korg keyboards :lol: Sorry, you aren't Korg, and you are in no ...

my friend, for this money I'd buy myself a Steinway piano :) No one needs to spend that crazy money just for the features I mentioned. Korg can do it, if they want to. As for the video, for that money I'd wish to see someone playing Bach fugues :) Are they serious? 52000 dollars for an instrument ...

Right, so I made a review on the PA300 and added a wishlist in a previous post. This is a continuation, and it applies to all PA models, as it basically concerns all of them. 1. We need more than 4 fills. No drummer plays only 4 fills in a song. Even if a lot of songs (and I know them) have only 2 ...

Hi All, Need some advice. As PROFESSIONAL song-writers, how have you set up your company? How have you formalised your agreement? eg - writing duo: everything is 50:50. There's a company name. The address and contact details can be one of the writers' addresses? OR do you set up a specific company ...

What lyrics seem to make the most profit off of? It doesn't matter. A musician writes what he likes, not what he thinks other people buy. If one has something to say in music, he will say what he has to say. What is bought today, will be tomorrow's yesteryear anyways. And if you are going to make ...

Where do you start writing a song? I would like to write a rock/pop/dance song. I have some good chords down that are melodic that i like. Do I write the lyrics after the chords? Anyone have any good procedures they do when they are writing a song? I never have before.. (particularly trying to ...