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Yes indeed.

I have a P120 also and love it. One thing you notice is that the keyboard has a slight vibration when played with the internal speakers on.. a bit more of a real feel to go with the great pianos.

PRS Santana (the cheapy one) Optec Fretlight Tele Peavey Bass (some white and gold thing) Taylor 310 with ES Seagull Dreadnaught Seagull Cutaway Ibanez AE cutaway Takamine GS330S Harmony Sovereign Yamaha Silent Guitar Line 6 Variaxe accoustic with a Roland synth set up (GR 20) Roland Cube 30...

"House of the Rising Sun" on a big ole Harmony Sovereign in '74 at Ithaca College. Still have the guitar and can still play the tune.

I only use the acoustic guitar stuff (2 of them are pretty good) on there and a little reverb. I have so many outboard effects too, but is handy having a few usable ones built in.

Hey jiggz...Quite easy to use for sure. Like most things it would be nice if it had this or that whatever... But I like it just fine. I have a few mixers and lots of keys that I can sequence first and then add some "real" instruments to such as guitar or some electronic sax or drums or voice...

I kinda like my Motif sounds too.

Yamaha would be better.

Those Yammy ES sounds are hard to beat.

Bought another wind controller (WX5), a digital recorder, mic, and another way bigger house to put it all in since this thread started.

I give up! I know I gave up too easily, even with the wealth of info you gave. How about a brand name or somethin' to work with??

He gave me a Shure SM 57. Cool cause I needed one any way I think.

I called my GC guy and he's giving me as close as he can to the deal..phones and a mic. Nice.

Sometimes a flouresent light or a dimmer will cause some hummage if it's on the same circuit. Those single coils are a pain for sure.

Also, it seems to me, when someone adds a lot of effects they are covering something or afraid to put it (guitar, voice...) out there. More than a few times someone will have a CD they did on thier own and all the effects they use get in the way and sounds almost "wishy-washy" if I may be so...

Just don't over do your effects and listen to your stuff through a few sources such as different headphones and a stereo or boom box or two to see if it is acceptable through most, or at least how you like to listen. Compare your mix with a CD that you like. Won't be the same of course but...

The Yamaha Motif keyboards and rack probably have better "real" sounding instruments sounds. The Korg X5 is getting pretty old..

I like mine.

Let's just work with input "A". Push the "ASSIGN A" button and hold it. If no tracks light up then none are assigned. If any flash then press them (but no need to hold), whilst still holding the assign button down, so they do not light any more. Do the same with "ASSIGN B"...

Variaxe is a modeling guitar by Line 6. I have the acoustic, and have mounted a Roland guitar synth set up to it.