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Roland Clan Forums > Fantom-G > Max polyphony with midi

Likare (15)


23:02 GMT
9 November 2009
I'm thinking about getting a Yamaha P85 (or similarly priced DP) to give me 88 weighted keys on my G7 through midi. In the case of the P85, it only has 64-note polyphony, but I'm assuming that when used through midi, this doesn't matter. It would be the G7 that controls how much polyphony I get, right?

Thanks
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Artemiy (17663)
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23:06 GMT
9 November 2009
Yes, the G would define the polyphony, so you'll get 128 voices.
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Likare (15)


23:07 GMT
9 November 2009
Cool, thanks!
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avogra (47)


09:11 GMT
11 November 2009
before buying, i would try the combination in a store. i'm using a yamaha p80 with a sonic-cell and had quite some trouble. i couldn't achieve a good match of the yamahas velocity sensitivity and the sonic cell. in the end, i'm now using a diy device, translating the velocity.
maybe this only applies to the old P80, but i would make sure, it works fine :)
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Likare (15)


14:04 GMT
11 November 2009
Might be hard to try first, but I do plan to buy locally, so a return would be feasible. I appreciate the feedback.
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