Someone in Paraguay with a suddenly-dead Korg Polysix seems way out of luck. I see a precious few South American artists who own Everything and then rest seem like most of us: a couple of big-ticket synths and a string of lesser tools to supplement them. Then there is the issue of access and repair. Remember, its about consumer electronics and synthesizers are a very small part of that. Korg is good about releasing a few fringe “ethnic” keyboards,” or good patch sets for them. American pop rarely calls for quarter-tone trills! That’s why you probably won’t see it released domestically. That’s clearly for Middle Eastern and Indian use above others.

Roland just released a mid-line “XPS-10” keyboard that allows for the tuning of each key with one-cent resolution. I understand your frustration, but its a simple matter of marketing. The new samples featured in this pack can be integrated into a variety of Mega Voices that can be used for programming Styles and creating playable Voices for performers to use in solos. This new Mariachi-Norteno pack adds to these Mexican musical forms with a varied collection of Gritos (vocal exclamations), and Chifidos (or whistles) that add to the music. The new expansion pack follows on the release of Yamaha’s Banda pack for the arranger keyboard. TexMex: ‘Sophisticated’ harmonies and syncopated drums.Mariachi: Real Vihuela, Guitarron, Mariachi trumpets and more.The Mariachi and Norteño Voice and Style expansion pack includes signature sounds that, according to Yamaha, “make these genres come alive”: The package, which also includes musical tools for playing TexMex style music, is now available, through the end of September, as a free download with the purchase of a Yamaha PSR-S650 arranger workstation keyboard. Yamaha has introduced the Mariachi and Norteño Voice and Style expansion pack for their PSR-S650 keyboard.

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