That is a terrific style, and as far as I know the player did no overdubs...he might have been using a multipad, but in Variation D of the style there are both trumpet (in PHR1) and orchestral oboe (in PHR2) playing counter melodies.

What impressed me most, Mike, was that the performer was doing the tune basically "live", although style play does provide much of the background, and the skill involved, more or less, consists of hitting the proper chords at exactly the right time whilst changing registration and adding or turning off style parts. So it's a definite skill set.

And, for a mid-range arranger, the S910 sounded very good, indeed. Sometimes people get caught up in the quality (or not) of the actual sounds...I'm more impressed by an overall performance.

Ian