Professional Styles for the Pa2x/ Pa800/ Pa5xx

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Rob Sherratt
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Professional Styles for the Pa2x/ Pa800/ Pa5xx

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Chris Whitehead and a friend of his called Darren are intending to make professional styles for the Pa2x/ Pa800/ Pa500/ Pa588 series of keyboards. The drum beats will be played live on Yamaha V-Drums by Darren, and captured on a Pa800 via MIDI. The backing tracks will be played live on the Pa800 by Chris. Guitar mode will be used for guitar accompaniment tracks.

The styles will use factory sounds and factory drumkits to avoid the present fault in the korg OS where the linkages between styles and user sounds become broken (and then play garbage) after loading multiple .SET files.

For those who do not know him, Chris is "the star" on the Arranger Secrets DVD's. Chris has Korg and Technics professional experience, and he and Darren are gigging musicians in the Maidenhead/ Windsor area of the UK. Both Chris and Darren will respond to user feedback about content and pricing, so suggestions on this thread will be taken into account.

Please use this thread to post your suggestions of the type of styles and drum beats you would most like Chris and Darren to develop for the Pa2x/ Pa800/ Pa5xx etc. Also please make suggestions on what you think would be a reasonable price to pay for the styles you want.
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Post by thomasteele »

Hi Rob
An excellent idea
so to start off
I like a reaistic CHa Cha ,a slow Rumba that are not repetative and sound machined as on most keyboards sixteens ,triplets in Rock
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I need some styles for accompanying contemporary ballads, for example:

12/8 ballad style (eg for Whitney Houston - Saving all Your Love for Me)
Slow 4/4 ballad (eg for Whitney Houston - Hold Me)
9/8 celtic ballad style (eg for contemporary worship songs)
Styles for Fleetwood Mac classics
Styles for Elton John classics eg Rocket Man
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Post by miden »

Rob, I reckon you could add styles for Billy Joel as well...

Plus some realistic rock styles, and many more "song-specific" styles, there are too many generic styles already!!

Dennis

PS If I could get styles for even just BJ and EJ I would be a happy man!!
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Post by Rob Sherratt »

I think the suggestion for artist/ album specific styles is a very good one, and as Dennis says it would be more useful than more "generic" styles. So post your favourite artists/ albums that you want to play here ....
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How about a decent Blues Rock style ala Mustang Sally?
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Post by Kauser »

What a wonderful idea.

May I plead for you to please include a few modern Indian beats and styles also. I am talking about modern Bollywood music, not necessarily traditional instruments. I will be happy to supply the actual music to you guys if you wish.

Muchas Gracias;

Kauser
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The Latin and rock styles of the Ketron boards are very good, if some of those ideas where made for Korg board
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I would love to have some Gypsy Kings/Spanish Styles.
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Post by PraiseTheLord »

Worship Styles like the Yamaha varieties.
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I'd like to see reggae, trance, funk, alt country, and cajun styles
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Thank you for your requests.

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Hi All,

Its Chris Whitehead here, Thank you for your input on new styles needed.. We are currently working on this project of new styles and have taken all of your requests on board. Please if you have any more request for new styles please post them on here...

I will be touch shortly on how the first batch of styles is going.

Best Regards
Chris Whitehead
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Post by JerryT »

I sure would like to have some Louis Prima-like shuffle styles and a hard driven' style like Ketron's JAMSESSN.
Ciao,
Jerry
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Post by stephenm52 »

PraiseTheLord wrote:Worship Styles like the Yamaha varieties.
Ditto
Miden wrote:Rob, I reckon you could add styles for Billy Joel as well...

Plus some realistic rock styles, and many more "song-specific" styles, there are too many generic styles already!!
Ditto

Yea, also Blues Rock, Louis Prima styles would also be very welcome.
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Post by Lee »

YES, super idea song specific styles (of course they can usually be used for a variety of other songs too)

I will work on a list...

This is very exciting as the only real thing I miss on the T2 is the song specific styles and some of slower styles for 'Standards'
I think most Yamaha factory styles originate from specific songs or sets of songs.

We have a lot of general styles now on PA, so song specific is a great addition.

Chris, I bet we can keep you busy!
Chris...where are you located?

Thanks,
Lee
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