guillaume35
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Post by guillaume35 on Jun 13, 2008 9:03:59 GMT
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Post by neomad on Jun 14, 2008 10:40:09 GMT
Decidement ! les francais sont au top ! Merci !
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rainbow
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Post by rainbow on Jul 23, 2008 7:39:17 GMT
Hi guillaume35,
Just tried to download your PSR 640 Bank but get 'invalid contact uploader'. Is there any chance of you being able to upload again and post a link? I have liked and used your CP80 piano in the 2 mp3s that I've just uploaded to the Members Studios area of the forum in reply to jpvideo.Would sure like to see what other pianos that keyboard has to offer!
Many thanks ... au revoir ...Rainbow:)
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Post by Failed Muso on Jul 23, 2008 10:02:23 GMT
Hi guillaume35, Just tried to download your PSR 640 Bank but get 'invalid contact uploader'. Is there any chance of you being able to upload again and post a link? I have liked and used your CP80 piano in the 2 mp3s that I've just uploaded to the Members Studios area of the forum in reply to jpvideo.Would sure like to see what other pianos that keyboard has to offer! Many thanks ... au revoir ...Rainbow:) If you want, and Guillaume doesn't mind, I can send you the bank via email later tonight ? Anything to help a fellow East Anglian  Drop me a PM to remind me  |
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Post by rainbow on Jul 23, 2008 11:53:10 GMT
Hi Rob,
Yes, if Guillaume doesn't mind, that would be great ... very kind of you sir! Let's hear it for the East Anglian regiment of Fusioneers LOL.
Now,don't laugh ... what's a PM?
Cheers ... Rainbow:)
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guillaume35
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Post by guillaume35 on Jul 23, 2008 15:01:16 GMT
If you want, and Guillaume doesn't mind, I can send you the bank via email later tonight ? Anything to help a fellow East Anglian Drop me a PM to remind me Of course you can share my banks with who you want. Sorry sendspace seems to delete links after some weeks. Don't know a website where you can download for ever, any idea ? Here is a new link : www.woofiles.com/dl-163262-Hkj083J9-PSR640.zipRainbow, I wil listen your mp3 Last week I had to put my PSR-640 in its box and put it under my bed. I got to make place for the synth Roland JX-10 I bought. I will not sell the PSR-640, because it's my first real keyboard. |
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rainbow
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Post by rainbow on Jul 23, 2008 18:23:58 GMT
Bonjour Guillaume, Merci beaucoup mon ami pour le traduction de PM ... now,back to speaking East Anglian ... sorry my friend but this link takes you to woofiles.com but still unable to download (some message about hacking attempt or something)  Best regards ... Rainbow:) |
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Post by Failed Muso on Jul 23, 2008 18:44:41 GMT
Bonjour Guillaume, Merci beaucoup mon ami pour le traduction de PM ... now,back to speaking East Anglian ... sorry my friend but this link takes you to woofiles.com but still unable to download (some message about hacking attempt or something) Best regards ... Rainbow:) Hi Graham, I too get that problem with the link. Anyway, I just checked my files and the PSR640 bank is 80MB which your email would probably spit out, so what I will do is throw it onto my webspace and send you the link via email. If you would be so kind as to let me know once you have downloaded it so I can remove it as space is limited PM, by the way, stands for Private Message, something you can send via the forum by clicking on a users name and selecting the Send Message option. I've addressed your picture request in the other thread |
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guillaume35
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Post by guillaume35 on Jul 23, 2008 20:31:43 GMT
Sorry
I've decided to create a personal place to share files, that would be better.
I would put a new link tomorrow
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rainbow
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Post by rainbow on Jul 23, 2008 21:02:55 GMT
Rob ... many thanks ... have just e-mailed you to let you know I successfully downloaded from your link ... also the PM issue is clear now ... quite a learning curve at the moment but feels like we're winning Also many thanks for help with avatar issue Guillaume ... many thanks ... will be trying out your PSR 640 bank as soon as I get done with posting ... will let you know my faves. Best regards ... Rainbow |
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Post by Failed Muso on Jul 23, 2008 21:34:56 GMT
You're very welcome |
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guillaume35
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Post by guillaume35 on Jul 24, 2008 12:13:31 GMT
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rainbow
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Post by rainbow on Jul 25, 2008 19:42:24 GMT
guillaume ... just reviewed the PSR 640 bank after downloading with Rob's help ... sorry to have given you more work with the links ... I like all the sounds and I am still amazed that a home-keyboard can produce such bright, ringing, attractive tones ... must be the Fusion element! Faves are still the CP80 but add to this the Galaxy and Polaris. Many thanks for sharing. Best regards ... Rainbow |
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Post by guillaume35 on Jul 26, 2008 8:06:58 GMT
sorry to have given you more work with the links Don't mind. I hate to fall on a dead link when I want something on internet. I hope my links will now be available for ever. I am still amazed that a home-keyboard can produce such bright, ringing, attractive tones There are pretty nice sounds on the PSR-640. Organs are good, mellow or powerful. Pianos are bright. There is a lot of electric sounds. Writing this makes me feel I can not sell it, even if I don't use t now The pity is it's impossible to edit a sound on a keyboard  . That's why using a sampler can turn it in a powerful machine and save it from the dust ! I could sample all the PSR-640, that would be long. But kpr gives me advices for sampling software here : fusioneer.proboards102.com/index.cgi?board=usersounds&action=display&thread=1165&page=2I will try it today on a Korg digital piano. I am still amazed that a home-keyboard can produce such bright, ringing, attractive tones Did you try my PS-20 bank ? It is interesting to hear what you can do with samples of that cheap instrument. By the way, I listened your demos. Very good job  |
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Post by rainbow on Jul 26, 2008 13:07:59 GMT
Hi guillaume, Thanks. Yes, I did try out the PS-20 but I didn't find any tones that grabbed me in the same way as some of those on the PSR-640 ... sorry. It's funny but I have a huge choice of pianos with the Hollow Sun & KPR collections and I have lots of favourites in those ... but I still have a liking for the CP80 on your PS-640. Regards ... Rainbow |
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. That's why using a sampler can turn it in a powerful machine and save it from the dust !