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Combining a MOTIF XF sound engine and Flash memory expandability, a MIDI keyboard controller with extensive DAW and VST control, USB Audio/MIDI interfacing and onboard sequencing. MOXF - Additional Sample Library - Synthesizers - Synthesizers & Music Production Tools - Products - Yamaha - Other European Countries. 17 rows The new S Series music synthesizer has the sounds of Motif XS and the ease of use of a. Get the guaranteed best price on Synthesizers like the Yamaha S90 ES Synthesizer at Musician's Friend. Ilok download for pro tools. Get a low price and free shipping on thousands of items. The Yamaha S90 ES v1.6 includes 14 piano patches from the Yamaha S90 ES, carefully sampled using mLan16 (Digital FireWire). You can select the main patch (the button with the name of the patch or the yellow indicator on the left above it), connect the second to it (red indicator on the right above the patch button), as well as additional pads (controlled by the modulation wheel) and reverb.
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Synth and stage piano in one.
I've owned two of these and I sold them. Here's why I bought them and here's why I sold them:
I bought them because I wanted an awesome piano sound in my bedroom. I started a conservatory drum study and it also involved learning piano. I started songwriting and I thought it would be great to learn piano and be able to write songs on piano and have this monster as my master keyboard in my studio.
It's definitely a fantastic product. The sound is amazing and the build is like a tank. Try and break this? You'll need to go to the gym first, because lifting it up is the first problem.
So the piano sound is fantastic. You can get the half-damping pedal to go with it and that feels great. The keys are very nice, but not very realistic. Still, the best I've come by yet.
Sound is great for on stage, but not really for in the studio. Could have something to do with my mixing skills, but I must say that if you play it quite hard, it just doesn't sound very nice. The attack gets very aggressive.
I bought it because I liked the 'piano and synth all in one package'. It's quite cool, but the only thing that REALLY sounds good is the piano. You won't want to use this synth in your studio. Your software synths are probably way better. It's digital anyway and it's quite hard to edit the sounds.
I sold my latest one and have bought a real analog synth. It's so fantastic compared to the digital ES 90. Besides sounding beautiful, the real synths are built for editing the sounds, so there's enough knobs to fiddle with, instead of a complicated screen menu.
Conclusion:
Best piano sound I've heard on a stage piano. Great as a master keyboard for its keyboard and it's stability. For most things you would not want to record it; rather go for a real piano. Difficult interface for editing sounds.
If you play live and you're quite strong or if you study piano and need to practice and have no space for a real one, then it's fantastic; buy it. If you aren't then just buy a cheap midi keyboard and use sample libraries.
I've owned two of these and I sold them. Here's why I bought them and here's why I sold them:
I bought them because I wanted an awesome piano sound in my bedroom. I started a conservatory drum study and it also involved learning piano. I started songwriting and I thought it would be great to learn piano and be able to write songs on piano and have this monster as my master keyboard in my studio.
It's definitely a fantastic product. The sound is amazing and the build is like a tank. Try and break this? You'll need to go to the gym first, because lifting it up is the first problem.
So the piano sound is fantastic. You can get the half-damping pedal to go with it and that feels great. The keys are very nice, but not very realistic. Still, the best I've come by yet.
Sound is great for on stage, but not really for in the studio. Could have something to do with my mixing skills, but I must say that if you play it quite hard, it just doesn't sound very nice. The attack gets very aggressive.
I bought it because I liked the 'piano and synth all in one package'. It's quite cool, but the only thing that REALLY sounds good is the piano. You won't want to use this synth in your studio. Your software synths are probably way better. It's digital anyway and it's quite hard to edit the sounds.
I sold my latest one and have bought a real analog synth. It's so fantastic compared to the digital ES 90. Besides sounding beautiful, the real synths are built for editing the sounds, so there's enough knobs to fiddle with, instead of a complicated screen menu.
Conclusion:
Best piano sound I've heard on a stage piano. Great as a master keyboard for its keyboard and it's stability. For most things you would not want to record it; rather go for a real piano. Difficult interface for editing sounds.
If you play live and you're quite strong or if you study piano and need to practice and have no space for a real one, then it's fantastic; buy it. If you aren't then just buy a cheap midi keyboard and use sample libraries.
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Frank wrote:The S90 ES predates by several years a time when the Editors could run as proper VST synths. In fact back in 2005 when the S90 ES came out, the S90 ES Editor for Voice mode was a separate Editor from the one handled Multi setups. The current crop of Editors have been integrated into one single program that does it all.
Does the S90 XS/S70 XS EDITOR VST setup detailed here for Cubase 8 Pro apply to the S90 ES as well?
The S90 ES had a separate Voice Editor - that essentially handled all Voice editing. The Multi Part Editor handles Mix setups and is able import Voices from the Voice Editor. They required a host application called 'Studio Manager' to run on your computer. The Studio Manager negotiates MIDI connectivity and manages files (storing and restoring your exact setup; both Midi port setup and your sound libraries). You ran this along side your favorite DAW.. At one point it was even integrated into Cubase (but current product uses Steinberg's VST (Virtual Studio Technology) protocol to integrate the External Hardware into the computer environment.)
If not, where is the best explanation of utilizing the S90ES best in Cubase 8 Pro?There can be no complete answer to such a question without you telling us something about what you want to accomplish. Cubase Pro 8 does not really care what synth you are working with.. Setup will pretty much be the same. The S90 ES can communicate with your computer via USB for MIDI. You don't say, but if you also want to record audio you will need an audio interface and a quality set of monitors. Whether or not you can run Studio Manager and the Voice and Multi Part Editor along with Cubase Pro 8 will depend a lot on the computer and computer operating system you are running.
Please recognize that it is 10+ years since the S90 ES came out, and coming up on 7 since the S90 XS replaced it. I mention that only because it's not so much that the software will not run on today's computer OS's, it's that no one can guarantee that there will not be some features that will simply no longer work. They don't say it's 'incompatible' always, some times it simply becomes 'non-compliant' or if it does work, no one is actively supporting it after a certain amount of time.
That said, many folks are still successfully running the older software editors on the latest operating systems. Just go into it with your eyes open, and with some expectation that somethings may not be up to it.. Simply because of the length of time and the number of changes that both PC and Mac platforms have gone through.
With my Yamaha s90 ES I want to use multiple midi tracks within Cubase 8 Pro simultaneously playing multiple sounds i.e. piano, drums, pad sounds etc.That should be no problem. Worst case you will absolutely be able to this!!!
Whether or not the Editors can run on your yet unidentified computer is the only question. In a case where you couldn't use the Editors, you could still accomplish your goal. The Editors add a bit a elegance in managing data; but certainly you can operate with out them.