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♔**Chello** · 08-08-2024, 10:19 PM

KETRON MAKES THE BEST STYLES

In the last few days I have been playing a lot on my restored Audya 76.
I bought this a while ago with a broken hard drive and screen.
I managed to fix both; the hard drive by pasting cloned content from a previous Audya, the screen by fixing a bad connection to the motherboard.
Everything works as it should, except that some styles with Audio drums are out of sync, and Audio drums are not available in the menu.

Whatever - styles without audio drums is anyway better than anything else I've heard, to my great surprise.
Better than Pa5X too.

I have said that the Audya 76 was the world's most advanced arranger until the Pa5X, but many indications are that the Audya is still the most advanced.

A lot of ordinary styles have a feature I haven't seen anywhere else:
Variation 4 has locked chords, and how is determined by which chords you used in the variation before variation 4..! WOW !

And it doesn't stop there; variation 4 has a double pattern, which is also longer than the others.
In addition, there is a built-in effect in the left hand chord, which is determined by how hard you press down the keys.
There are a number of programmable options for determining chords and how these should work, which I have never seen before.

The styles also have more dynamic tracks than others - all tracks are also easy to distinguish from each other, and are perfectly adjusted.

The dynamics is something in itself, and this applies to all patterns for all tracks.

My current Audya behaves differently than what I had before - no bugs to date, and the sound is exceptionally good in the standard setup.

The styles I have attached demos of here are all in standard mode without audio drums, and originally in SD 1-5 format adapted to Audya by Ketron.

I have to reconsider my previous opinion of Audya, because this blows everyone else off the field.