Hello from Croatia

[Dubravski]

Hello everyone,

I live near Zagreb in Croatia. I've played an accordion, a Solton organ, a Roland E-5 arranger; and now after several years of pausing, I've got a PSR-SX600 with a subwoofer. I'd say I'm still a beginner. I'm looking forward to being able to play Jean Michel Jarre, Pink Floyd, Sarah Brightman... possibly even Metallica as SX600 has some nice guitars.

Quick question: is there some recommended way for creating and importing new sounds? For example, various synth lead/solo/"special effects" sounds in the middle of Mike Mareen's Love Spy; none of the SX600 voices are even remotely similar. Or there are no shortcuts, I should simply learn how to make sounds on a (proper programmable) synthesizer?

[Roger Brenizer]

Hi Dubravski,

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