
To bridge the gap between live and studio keyboards, this provides a lightweight, highly portable, and extremely versatile piece of equipment that is extremely portable. When it comes to generating music, the Roland Fantom FA-06 is a one-stop-shop for stage performers, composers, and anyone else who needs a ton of capability in one place. Roland Fantom Fa-06 Music Synthesiser Workstation You can use a USB to connect the Korg KROSS 2 61 to record straight into your digital audio workstation (DAW) and even to play in conjunction with an iPad or iPhone. When it comes to triggering samples and loops throughout the recording process and on stage, the machine's 16 trigger pads are a nice addition. 6 AA batteries can power it, eliminating a wall outlet. The KROSS 2 61 Synthesizer Workstation is a sophisticated synthesizer workstation with many capabilities. In addition, the KROSS 2 comes with 128MB of internal extendable PCM and several other libraries that can be downloaded to increase the internal sounds of the device. More than a thousand preset sounds are included in the software. From pianos to electric pianos, to a whole orchestra's worth of brass instruments and strings, to drum, percussion, and synthesizer sounds, among other examples, are the sounds accessible on this incredibly powerful keyboard workstation.

Overall I feel like I got my money's worth for the bundle and am totally satisfied with the keyboard.KROSS 2 61 Synthesizer Workstation is the first on our list, and it's priced at under $500. It is longer than needed for this keyboard and very heavy but it does provide excellent protection. The only item in the bundle that I don't like is the case. The stand that came in the bundle is rock solid and the bench is comfortable for hours of practice. They did not cut it in a small auditorium but I did not expect them to. The speakers that came in the bundle I bought are great for home use.
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I have yet to try the direct internet connection but I did install the memory expansion and it was very easy. I haven't done much yet with editing the sounds but have tried enough to see it isn't difficult. I wish the premium packs were less expensive but the option to expand the sounds is still a great feature. The range of sounds that come preloaded is pretty good. The memory functions are easy to use and they are also located in easy reach of the keys. Especially useful is the mixing console being within easy reach of the keys so volume of different voices can be adjusted while playing. It took me a while to get used to the Left and Right 1,2,3 concept but after a little experimentation I was able to use them to best advantage in layering and switching between voices on the fly. I really like the super articulation voices - they are very realistic and can be varied either by how the key is struck or using the two buttons. I haven't had the Tyros long enough yet to try out everything it is capable of but so far I love it. If you are skilled player you will be hard pressed to get the smile off your face everytime you sit down to play.

If you are limited skilled player, you will sound 10 times better. I would think that rom chips could be selective to the country you are selling in.Īll things considered, this a great keyboard for either home or 1 man club use. This not just a situation with Yamaha but most other arranger keyboards like Roland, Korg and others. If I were to have one fault with the Tyros 4, it would be the overkill of styles that seem to be more aimed at European venues or Old Folks homes. Everything feels solid and sound thru the available subwoofer and speakers is very good.

The computer compatibility is excellent and the added Internet capable functions are very useful. The sounds are fantastic, the style choice is vast and the ability vary presets while playing is unparalleled. This will likely be the last keyboard I buy as long as it keeps working. I have been wanting this keyboard since it was announced. This an amazing keyboard and worth every penny if you shop carefully.
