Fanan team debuted Grex Ballada's full arranger module

Grex Ballada gives the Fanan team a self-contained arranger with 90 styles built for ballads and a GM library. Players can run chords from the left hand, stack six solo voices on the right, split three keyboard zones, handle bass manually, add harmony, and use quarter-tone tuning.

Section changes use 16 pads for intros, fills, variations, one break, and three endings. Eight backing parts can drop in or out live, while Energy changes playing force rather than loudness. Tempo can stay independent or follow the host, with half-speed and double-speed playback available.

Sound control spans 16 channels, instrument editing, per-key drum tweaks, shared send processing, insert effects, five-band EQ, and separate hand buses. And, yep, the Style Ducker has two frequency areas triggered by the right-hand performance.

Recording catches fills, section moves, mixer choices, routing, tempo offsets, and arranger gestures. MIDI remote commands, drag-based learning, saved control maps, DAW recall, Fast Save, and a built-in 13-chapter manual are also there.
 

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