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Yamaha Motif Rack ES Rack version of Powerful Music SynthesizerWith the rapid growth of project studios and computer-based production, customers now demand versatile, powerful products that can fit into smaller spaces. Yamaha combines the sonic power of the Yamaha Motif ES music production synthesizer and the convenience of a compact 1-RU rack mounted system with the debut of the Motif Rack ES, an ideal addition to any personal music production studio, keyboard workstation or live performance system.“A rack mounted version of the Motif ES has been one of our most requested products,” states Athan Billias, director of Technology Products, Yamaha Corporation of America. “The Motif Rack ES will certainly appeal to customers who don’t necessarily need another keyboard, yet want to tap into the power and sound bank of the Motif ES, as well as those who want to expand their current systems.” The Motif Rack ES inherits the advanced features of its keyboard counterpart, giving users the creative freedom that is the hallmark of the Yamaha Motif line—an enhanced synthesis engine, massive Wave ROM (175 MB in 16-bit linear format), 128 notes of polyphony, MegaVoice technology and “Phrase Factory” arpeggiator. Effects processing includes a newly designed Reverb algorithm, eight Insert Effects, 5-band Master EQ and 3-band EQs (per Part in Multi Mode). All data is compatible with current Yamaha Motif ES systems, and hands-on control is never far away with an intuitive user interface and 160 x 40 dot LCD that provides quick access to all functions. The Motif Rack ES also supports Studio Connections Recall—a cross-platform total recall solution, and the first product from the Studio Connections initiative between Yamaha and Steinberg. Two slots will accept Yamaha’s PLG Series modular synthesis plug-in boards for further expansion. Connections include USB-MIDI interface and MIDI IN/OUT/THRU, plus Stereo, Digital and Optical outs, four individual outputs and headphone jack. The latest editing application software for the Motif Rack ES will include a Voice Editor, Multipart Editor and Studio Manager V2 host software for the latest Windows and Mac platforms. The Motif Rack ES will be available in February 2005. + Post comment/question/reply Music Theory and Sheet Music for Singing and Voice In the next part of this course we will take a look at the basic music theory you will need to start with singing. Ear Taining: Scales training Scale program using Music Theory to the chords used and figure out which scale they belong to, or listen to the solo instruments, melody and vocals to figure out the notes in the scale. In this article we'll cover the last op Reason Flagship music software program updated to 2.0 mension to Malström. It basically shapes the input signal with either a sine wave, noise or can transform the sound using saturation, digital distortion or bit-reduction. Furthermore the oscillators c the 6 Chord in Blues Music and Guitar Scale Music Theory: deeper into the Scales, theory and Sound le, they both use exactly the same notes! And they even sound the same. BUT this is not the case. A scale is more than just a bunch of notes, and in this chapter we'll show you the why and the how. Songwriting: example of a basic song using different Music Theory and Techniques Learning music theory is one thing, but starting to really use it is another. Deam Theater keyboardist Jordan Rudess: Korg TRITON and Karma Music Keyboards thing that stands out is the ease of connecting the Extreme to my computer with the USB connection. It worked the first time I did it — I went online and downloaded some cool lead sounds.” Rudess has Basics: the why and how of Music Theory y musicians have learned the theory behind music and are still learning because music theory can be exremely complex. In this introduction we take a look at how you should be studying music theory, wh Peavey PV1500 power amp: churches, clubs, and other music venues. ree 2-rack-space amps have volume controls on the front and LED indicators for input signal, DDT activity, and power. They also have screw terminals, XLR and 1/4" inputs. The outputs are both banana a Roland Juno D most competitively priced Synthesizer Keyboard into the Juno-D’s jet-black metal chassis, along with a world-class array of expressive multi-effects, realtime performance controllers, and tools for groove creation and composition. The Juno-D i |
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