I indeed would like to obtain a list of all instruments included in TA Sound Engine in Trans Audio Instrument

Thanks,
Phil

Sounds very interesting, such a large GM bank. I'll be waiting eagerly on your list (will it be available this month june allready?)

Dear Mr. TransAUdio/ Mr. Agaton,

Your price of 880 euro (or 530 euro for those that allready own vArranger2) for the TransAudio Custom makes me very interested to buy it, even though I have not received the soundlist yet.

a) are following musicgenres adequately represented in the TA-sound engine:
a1) churchmusic (clarification: does the TA-sound engine exceed the churchorgan sounds of the Ketron SD1000 in terms of quality and in terms of the amount of different tonal voices),
a2) Latin American,
a3) accordion,
a4) violin orchestra,
a5) brass orchestra,
a6) mouth harmonica,
a7) acoustic guitar
a8 ) big band
a9) jazz
a10) blues
a11) synthesizer
a12) choral
a13) piano
a14) are these 64bit versions that will work well in the latest beta release vArranger (testing the 64bit support)

b) As you know my main style is the home organ: Wersi & Hammond. These organs are excellently represented in the Deebach Max keyboard. And it is for me, vital (in fact a deal breaker) if I cannot have both the Hammond and Wersi organ sounds in your product. If these organs are not allready incorporated in your excellent product, can you convert following (Windows compatible) samples, so they can become part of the TA-sound enginesound pallete:
b1) Tonewheel: VB3 (of GSI): http://www.genuinesoundware.com/?a=showproduct&b=24 or http://www.musicstore.de/de_DE/EUR/Wersi...-KEY0003248-000

b2) Wersi sounds: http://www.musicstore.de/de_DE/EUR/Wersi...-KEY0003535-000

I do not own the mentioned soundpackes of b1 and b2, as I just sold my old Bohm organ as part of my upgrade: and previously was generating the Hammond and Germand home organ sounds with this Bohm (that had more than 30 drawbars and 80 programmable presets and many styles on disks)

Both the Deebach Max and the Wersi organs do the same and have loaded in the organ sounds of their competitors in their organs/ keyboards. Sinces Wersi works with Windows, I believe it should not be problematic to import these Wersi sounds packets. I would like these sounds to open directly in your soundengine, and not through a different program.

c)I would also like my favorite (free) Hauptwork vst organs to incorporated in the TA-sound engine without having to open the Hauptwork program: a clavacimble, a 1 manual church organ, a Beijaard, 1 theatre organ and some church organs.

So mr. TransAudio/ mr. Agaton do you advice me to buy the Deebach Max because of the Wersi and Hammond sounds or can we work out the situation described in b1 and b2. (I would like to not only play the American tonewheel, but also the German (c.q. Wersi or Bohm) organ). In this last case you have yourself a customer and I only want to know:

d1) which date do you expect your Trans Audio Custum to be available?
d2) and how do you send my Hauptwork soundfiles to you, so you can incorporate them in your soundengine


Thanks Phil

Thank you for reasoning with your future customers mr TransAudio/ mr Agaton. I for one, love the premises and concept of your product and am excitingly awaiting august.
Hopefully you will also be able to support your product with mindblowing updates in the future to ensure that the local variations of selected instruments are properly represented
Many people cannot really describe with words the tonal differences of instruments constructed in different regions, but the limbic memory will associate these difference with musical memories of the past (if the person of course was exposed to this type of music in earlier times). Only with such an instrument can the love, passion, and emotion with which a song was composed, be brought back to life.
I believe you have the sound engineering abilities to detect these differences and you therefor have the power to recreate these local instruments. In my opinion it will really set the Trans Audio Sound Engine aside from the others and keep the (local) folklore music alive, and spark the passion between music players that through your Trans Audio Custum will have a choice of the same instrument of different regions to adequately represent the desired style/ emotion. Nowadays often music is about making the most money, while I believe that music is about the expression of the innermost feelings and memories, in which money/ power/ dominance has no part to play: what does count is the joy and passion the music represents.
So please mr TransAudia/ mr Agaton: carry on the good work you have started!

Gr,

Phil

Your sound engine for VArranger will eliminate my need for using my Yamaha Motif rack.
1. Will I be able to purchase just the sound engine.
2. Will I be able to use it on my computer that only has 12 gig of ram?
Regards,
Gerard

Thank you for your fast answer.
I have the T4 soundfonts I bought from Live Style.
I only load in my samples directory about 2.5 gig of them, the GM ones and others sounds that I use.
If you have the soundfont files, I should be able to do the same thing.
And last question, these will be available sometime in August?
Regards,
Gerard

That sounds wonderful.
Are you going to sell a 61 key Midi Controller.
I saw one in another post.

I am definitely interested in a 76 key single controller.
Hopefully, you will be able to ship it to the USA easily.
I would like to see a picture showing all the controls.
Also, price and when it is available.

I have vArranger for many years.
I have a Dell 18" touch screen XPS 18 with 12 gig ram, Win 8.1
I will buy the TA sound engine for sure with sf2.
And depending on what the 76 key controller looks like and does, I may get that too.
I use a Tyros 5 for playing out most of the time.
I want to use Varranger for playing at church, playing contemporary Christian music.