Hello from Slovenia

[iRobi]

Hello to everyone. I am new Yamaha keyboard user (SX700), that means, I will have a lot of "stupid" questions.
I am still using my Technics KN7000, in my opinion, most beautiful arranger ever made.
Now I will try Yamaha and I hope I will enjoy it.
Came from Slovenia, hobbies are: Music, Photography, Video, Motorbike.

[Roger Brenizer]

Hi iRobi,

Welcome to the forum and thank you for becoming a member.  I'm sure you'll learn a lot about your new PSR-SX700 keyboard here on the forum and will experience many pleasurable hours playing it.

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We're so glad you've decided to become a member and very happy you've decided to become a part of this great forum family.  If you have any questions, then please just ask.  Many of our members are always very willing to help you.

[overover]

Welcome to the PSR Tutorial Forum, iRobi!

I wish you lots of fun and joy with your SX700!

By the way, I live in Germany, but I play a lot of music that comes from Slovenia (especially from the inventor of the "Oberkrainer" sound, the genius Slavko Avsenik).


All the best,
Chris

[iRobi]

Yes, Avsenik. He was one of the most talented musician. Also Lojze Slak. Both, the biggest name of "Oberkrain" music in my Country. Now his son, Saša Avsenik, try to continue dads work.
I have some MIDI files from Avsenik and Slak if you want. Free of Charge! Made on my Technics keyboard (SMF file format)

I also travel a lot (not last 2 years) around Germany (Frankfurt Musik Messe, FC Bayern footbal games, Bavarian Castles ...)

[overover]

Yes, Avsenik. He was one of the most talented musician. Also Lojze Slak. Both, the biggest name of "Oberkrain" music in my Country. Now his son, Saša Avsenik, try to continue dads work.
I have some MIDI files from Avsenik and Slak if you want. Free of Charge! Made on my Technics keyboard (SMF file format)

I also travel a lot (not last 2 years) around Germany (Frankfurt Musik Messe, FC Bayern footbal games, Bavarian Castles ...)

Thank you, iRobi, for your kind feedback!

Yes, Sašo Avsenik (Slavko Avsenik's grandson, so Gregor Avsenik's son) is a very nice person, I've talked to him personally several times when they played around here.

Thank you also for your offer with the self-made MIDI files. Maybe I'll get in touch with you via PM (Personal Message) in the future.


Best regards,
Chris

[MINKYCATS]

Welcome to the Forum,

Hope you will enjoy the Forum and your lovely SX 700.

Trevor (MINKYCATS)

[iRobi]

Welcome to the Forum,

Hope you will enjoy the Forum and your lovely SX 700.

Trevor (MINKYCATS)

I notice you own KN7000 from Technics. How you compare this keyboard with Yamaha arrangers?
I am thinking that KN7000 is still very powerfull and most beautifull keyboard. I also own KN800 and KN3000. From Yamaha brand I owned just DX7. So I really dont know much about Yamaha keys. My SX700 arrive next week so I want to know what to expect.

Thanks