On that note , I wish to dedicate to Chico Brasil, my latest Tyros2 performed live song (5.98 Mb MP3), entitled "How Insensitive" composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim, and of which happens to reflect my current mood: PLAY


Scott

[This message has been edited by Scottyee (edited 11-21-2005).]

Scott,

Outstanding as usual.
It captures your mood perfectly, which I do hope improves with Thanksgiving upon us.

The T2, and the new mic, with your voice seems to be a great combo.

Thanks again for sharing.

Larry

Nice style there buddie. Seems to have captured the ambience that is unfortunately going around at the moment.
Lovely sax and piano solo Scott, usual good stuff you always put out on the forums.
Keep up the good work m8.
Craig

Hi Scott
Excellent job,Ole Buddy. I could feel the pain 3000 miles away. I trust it will be fleeting.

Bernie

Hi scott,

first.. nice demo of "insensatez" thanks.

I also can feel what you mention with "my current mood" ...it's the same with me.

Thanks anyway for this beautiful rendition of "insensatez"

regards,
notlos

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[This message has been edited by notlos (edited 11-21-2005).]

Scott:

Sorry, my old Klunker of a PC and my miserable dial-up connection would not allow me to hear the song without going through an extremely long download. Thanks for the gesture. Can't wait to hear you and some of our other regulars who play the T2.

Insensitive is a great song and it sure seems to reflect the mood of the "Zone" lately. Gosh I hate it when everyone seems to get all snarly... especially here as the Holidays approach.

Happy Turkey to you and all the guys and gals who frequent this site.

All my best, RICE

Unless there's something wrong with my computer, the link is no longer active.

Can't get it either.........

Chony, Zuki, and others . . .

Sorry, I had accidently gone over my allocated website storage space, so had to do some file clean up. I've reposted the song. Please have a listen now:
How Insensitive

Scott

Scotty....excellent...nice , clean, clear and I enjoyed the sax and piano solos also..
man I love the T-2 sounds....good show....
TR

Thanks Scott - good job on an "all over the map" lyrical line (tough song). Question: through the earphones, your songs sound like a studio. What do you use to get such clear and clean recordings?
zuki

Scott:

Nice job on a great song,I'm a Jobim fan. Choice of song, well it certainly fits the mood.

Hi Scott,

Another crystal clear recording... the Tyros 2/Sennheiser combo seems to excel at this! No sibilance issues.

Enjoyable performance. Will be looking forward to more renditions from the Scott Yee in-house record label.

Cheers,
Rich

[This message has been edited by RichUK (edited 11-22-2005).]

Yes, it's truly amazing how a song (even a sad unhappy one like this) can help to 'work through' one's grief. I feel (much) better today already. Thanks for letting me share & express them thru my song.


Rice, sorry you missed hearing it. If available in your area, it might be time to consider upgrading to DSL/Cable. I'm glad I did.


Nothing much really. I utilized a Sennheiser e935 dynamic microphone plugged directly into the Tyros2 keyboard. My songs are performed & recorded live on the Yamaha Tyros2 using the T2's built in audio (Wav File) recording feature.



Yeah right.

Thanks again for your support guys, even though I admit myself that, as the folks in England might say: my vocals weren't exactly 'spot-on' here . But then again, I haven't been feeling 'spot-on', in general either. Things are getting better quickly though. Afterall Music 'heals' the soul. Scott

Hi Scott,

I'm a little late trying to get a listen (he who hesitates is lost, I guess), but clicking the links above is getting the Tripod home page. Sorry to bother you, but could you put the song up again? Thanks.