Good catch there, Don...I noticed it too. When I was in the Yamaha Electone teaching system, we had a seminar by the head product specialist at the time, Claude Dupras, and he focused on making the organ's many instrument emulations sound more realistic by understanding how the imitated instrument would be played.

It's an important detail some arranger players never seem to pick up on.

Even worse are the players that play every sound the way you would play a piano.

I use a volume pedal to fade out the sounds that don't decay naturally with the sustain pedal.

I really am impressed by your guitar emulations...that's a great skill to have, and you have it covered very nicely. You must be a guitarist as well as a keyboardist.

Ian