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This thread features an exchange between whoosh and pnamajck discussing musical interests and equipment, with whoosh sharing details about their Yamaha PRS S770 and music production process. They also touch on their amateur status and dedication to practice, with light-hearted banter about musical skill and confidence. Overall, the conversation is friendly, informal, and centered on music enjoyment and personal progress.
This thread features an exchange between whoosh and pnamajck discussing musical interests and equipment, with whoosh sharing details about their Yamaha PRS S770 and music production process. They also touch on their amateur status and dedication to practice, with light-hearted banter about musical skill and confidence. Overall, the conversation is friendly, informal, and centered on music enjoyment and personal progress.
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whooosh … between "up again" and "as one" difference is night 'n day … seems you're feeling more at home with the instrument's capabilities. you got the midi-keyboard at home? or is there an online website allowing anyone to compose *.mid music on their interface?
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At home . Yamaha PRS S770 . Thanks for the comment
It is actually audio music though you can choose midi. I then take the music I compose on the fly and clean it up in Ableton Live and maybe Samplitude .
It is actually audio music though you can choose midi. I then take the music I compose on the fly and clean it up in Ableton Live and maybe Samplitude .pnamajck
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dunno, whooosh … definitely looks like a deluxe setup there … seems to qualify as professional model? yamaha.jp is asking $1700 for it … wonder if keiko-matsui plays on one. <grin>
found decent sized jpg of the instrument(enlarges):
i been outta' the biz for long time … back then was on acoustic piano … didn't get much exposure to the electric cousins. can imagine alan-parsons-project would emulate pretty decently right about now.
oh … and thanks for elaborating so well, whooosh … not only with regard to the model but also about the software … plenty to sink these wooden dentures into.
hi-five, sport.
found decent sized jpg of the instrument(enlarges):
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i been outta' the biz for long time … back then was on acoustic piano … didn't get much exposure to the electric cousins. can imagine alan-parsons-project would emulate pretty decently right about now.
oh … and thanks for elaborating so well, whooosh … not only with regard to the model but also about the software … plenty to sink these wooden dentures into.
hi-five, sport.
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I am purely amateur . I only do it for fun really. Self taught and sober now. May explain the improvement in my music 
Long way to go to really get fluid with music . I find it incredible hard.

Long way to go to really get fluid with music . I find it incredible hard.
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" I find it incredible hard. "
nah, sport … nothin' doing. you already got the bass 'n rhythm … let the tune carry itself … whatever lies within the mind. "as one" veritably proves that.