Re: Yamaha EZ-EG

Thank you for the info Oliver.

Sure want Holdsworth Sounds thanks for the heads up.
Do you have more info on which period he used Oberheim ?
Are there modern accurate Oberheim patches for sale, so I dont have to 
buy an oberheim.
I will google it of course, but just ask if you might already know.

I have a performers diploma in classical guitar and always hated the 
classical guitar sound for most Giuliani beginner pieces. Having a piano 
patch takes those easy compositions to a completely different level.
Dont know why I should buy a $2000 Zitar or whatever it is called when I 
can get what I want from a $100 Yamaha as the following video shows. For 
classical I only need about 14 frets anyway to play 90% repertoire, so 
the fewer frets of the Yamaha is really not a drawback in that regard.

"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUVLkmb7od0"



On 2017-03-09 01:34, Olivier Malhomme [email protected] 
[midiguitar] wrote:
> Hi
> 
> There a re a number of alternative
> 
> 
> The YouRock guitar, the mustang shaped guitar controler for some game
> that both have more than 12 virtual frets.
> 
> The Yamaha looks good.
> I looked at the videos and obviously they show VERY little. Like pull
> off to open string, which I don’t know if it works.
> 
> AS for the synthaxe, it had strings on the neck.
> I don’t remember it with sounds. If you want to emulate Holdsworth
> sounds, you’ll need an oberheim OBX.
> 
> 
> Olivier Malhomme
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