Yes. Some of these loops are 64 measures long (especially the Latin) so you do not 'hear' the repetitiveness as you play along with the arranger. Also remember you can use Midifiles for even more complex structures and control/edit them in real time.
The FS6 and FS13 Programmable pedals will work on the KETRON (Start/stop, fill in, break, ending 1-3 etc). The Midi K8 Pedal board will work with other brand units.
Yes... Bass pedals control chord changes/tonaility. The other pedal above the bass pedal (FS6) is a switch programmable pedal for start/stop. fill/break, intro/ending, scroll up/down, mute drum parts, scroll through favorit voice/style list ...etc.
I don't know, who told me, that it would be impossible, to have a cue/click track on a seperate output, but the SD 40 can. So I think, I can accomp songs, where I have no reason to vary, by using a multitrack file and for more or less spontanious songs, I use the styles.
Already exists in the SD40 as of the latest software 1.4.1. Please update your SD40 with this. Please subscribe to the channel and get notified whenever we go live (as will be the case tomorrow).
Reach out to us as soon as you can at ajaminc@gmail.com so we offer you 2 of our left-over Christmas sale units (if they are still available when you call)!
You want us to believe that it took Ketron until now to “REALISE ” what we wanted/needed! UNBELIEVABLE 🙈🙈🙈 These styles should be provided as a free upgrade ! I still get guys contacting me to convert their old MS50 styles to use on their SD7’s ..... I don’t think you’d need to be a brain surgeon to work out why!
@@AjamSonic thank you for the reply I'm in Ireland. So I will most likely buy there. All the styles I need would be the quick step. Waltz. Foxtrot. Slow waltz. Polka.
The main issue with this brand is that any device is way too expensive and also hard to find used units. Many years ago, back maybe around 2005, I started dreaming and looking for the Audya, thinking maybe some day it will become affordable due new models coming up. Until this days is not near of my possibilities. Instead, I ended purchasing first a Korg Triton Rack, second a Korg Radias and third a Korg M3 73, without even spent any close to the price of the Audya. I'm very happy with this setup for my own entertainment an pleasure, without getting bankrupt.
Understood. There are of course cheaper brands - but there is an old saying, you get what you pay for. KETRON instruments are high-end instruments for those seeking Live Best Natural Sounds. Other brands offer great Synth Sounds ...etc but each is unique and excels in their own way.
@@AjamSonic I don't think that Korgs are cheap keyboards and appart from the Radias that is a synth, the M3 have very good sounds. I guess the issue of Ketron prices is their rarity. Which music store sells them?. Sam Ash, Sweetwater, Zzounds, B & H?. Also seems that all the keyboards are arrangers, not workstations. I guess this is also why their are rare, not all musicians are live performers. Also I watched a comparison Sd9/ PA4x, that I guess are in the same segment, there's nothing that tells me that Ketron's sound is way better. Don't know about Yamahas or Rolands on the same category.
Yes - they work for all products (simply select which product you want styles for and inlcude your serial number in your order). To order for SD40, please follow this link:- www.ajamsonic.com/styles.htm Once we process your order, we will ship to you in Germany. Here is a review from one of our customers in Canada:- 1. Video 1/Introduction and web explanation:- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q3iJiz93VJY.html 2. Video 2/Talking about SSD and Styles and Sounds:- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-byftbvZXgSE.html
You explain the sd 40 pretty well, all Ketron's are excellent but your demo does not impress on harmony.its sounds Ill, Ill stick with the SD5 for natural sound. no frills or gimmicks.. Its important to hear an instrument played and expressed just as it is, The Ketron sadly are out priced, and heavy...
Thanks for your feedback. This instrument is played and expressed just as it is. Some say it is too good to be true due to the quality of the instrument. Others have different opinions. There are arranger keyboards that cost about $5,000.00 USD, which many are comfortable buying. Some cannot afford and that is why not everyone drives a Mercedes - some can afford but don't like the way it rides and so they buy Lexus/Toyota. Each product shines in one or two fields and not others - the question only you can answer is ... do KETRON products meet your needs and will it make you sound better? If no, do not get a KETRON. You won't be happy with it no matter how someone demos the harmony.
