Hi All,

I thought it would be cool if we could listen to each others music that we've composed on our arranger keyboards...

Use this thread to give links to your songs that YOU'VE made.

My Roland E-500 is in for repairs for about 6 months now.....power supply problem...so I haven't had a chance to play for a while...

Hope to hear songs of board members ...from all the diff arranger keyboards..

rofan,
Here's mine.....enjoy,
Terry
http://imjazzed.homestead.com/Index.html

And mine.... http://www.mariolavera.com

Hope you enjoy1
Mario

Everybody knows mine! www.donmasonmusic.com
DonM

Rolandfan, here's mine:
http://scottyee.com

- Scott

Here's my latest work:
www.jamiefrost.co.uk/music/serenade.mp3

Or a complete list:
www.jamiefrost.co.uk/music.htm

hey Don,

I love "Silver Wings" and "Welcome to My World" is Awesome!! Your guitar work is excellent also. I gotta get down there for some Cajun hospitality!!

Dnj

Thanks everyone...you all play very well...its a gift that nobody can ever take away from you...Keep up the good work.... and play on

Here's my pennies worth. It may be out of place, because I have only used arranger keyboard (MS50) for instruments, among other synths. It is acutally my original composition based on Mike Oldfield's Amarok. Hope you enjoy it. Comments appreciated.
http://www.jehon.mystfans.com/mp3/amarok_final.mp3

Hi Rofan, www.kool-keys.com

I am here: www.compumusic.hpg.com.br

Chico

[This message has been edited by ChicoBrasil (edited 09-11-2002).]

Everyone,
Guess I've got too much time on my hands, but went through and listened to everyone's work.....very cool everyone.
Individually.....
Mario.....if I only had your voice....Summer Samba very nice, as were the others.

DonM......Great guitar stuff Ya'll

Scotty...all was cool, but I liked especially how you recorded the vocals on Boggie Woggie Bugle Boy

JimJam.....Serenade.I really liked this tune nice full classical feel and well done

Random.....out of place, not at all...this was an outstanding piece that I wish I wrote myself

Frank.....great renditions of some of some great standards

Chico....Aquare.....muy bueno senior.

rolandfan, thanks for getting this thread going.
jam on all,
Terry

Wow! I am flabbergasted at the amount of talented folks on this forum. How refreshing to hear the escence of what people really are all about, music.
Most of the renditions I heard on this thread alone are truly great!
Rolandfan, thanks for introducing the subject at hand which should be part of the every day discussion here; not just technology issues.
Terry, Thanks for taking the time to listen to all of us here, and also the positive comments about everyone's endeavors. After all, isn't music the main reason why we are all here?
The Forum certainly could use more music contributions from the members at this time. And what a better way to relate to each other?
Regards,
Mario

The only song i've done on my keyboard is "Cant help falling in love". I have a website of my own... but have no idea how you put a song onto a website

Anyway, I'm glad I found this message board...you all are very friendly and helpful...and afcourse talented....

I received the power supply unit for my Roland E500 that I have been waiting for 6 months.....I'm gonna get a friend to put it on and hope it works....I haven't played for 6 months...miss playing alot .Glad this thread has sparked interest...

Ebrahim- South Africa
(rolandfan)

rolandfan,
"I have a website of my own... but have no idea how you put a song onto a website "

You have to upload the song file to your website.....MP3 is best for size. wav files are huge.
So in a nutshell here's how it goes...
Bring your tune into your computer as a wav, from whatever you have it recorded on. If it's in the computer already then go to step two.

Once in the PC, you need to convert to mp3 with some program for sound quality, the very least should be 64kbs, which is cd quality.

Now you go to your website and however it is you have uploaded anything else, is the same way you u/l this...look for something like u/l file etc.

Once the file is on the site, with the name on it, all we should have to do is visit and click on it.
Terry