Hey guys,

I have just become inspired by Scottyee and decided to start a new topic. We all know how good our arrangers sound, and we know what the manufacturer demos sound like, but... there is nothing like a real life experience. So, please post your songs and info what keys have you used to record it, so that we all can see what our arrangers can really do!

I'm going first with my recent two songs that will appear on my upcoming CD.
They both have been recorded on Korg PA1X Pro.

Please follow the link to my website to hear them (they will play automaticaly) or click on this link: http://myspace.com/ccdmax

Let's have some fun and enjoy each other's music at the same time!

cheers,

ccdmax

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Korg Triton Extreme, PA1X Pro, Yamaha PSR730 (for sale)
Click to visit my website

[This message has been edited by ccdmax (edited 12-15-2005).]

ccdmax,

your PA1X-Pro sounds great.

Loved both songs. You don't hear to much of that around here......

Tell me about those female voices at the end of your first song. Are they part of the choir sounds? They really sounded authentic and great.

Thanks for sharing.

As you may know I just got my Tyros2.
It'll take me a couple of weeks before I'm ready to record anything.

Jam on.

Eric

Hmmmmm, I might have to get in on this. I've got some time off from school over the holidays so might have to break out the old 3000 for a spin It's been a long time!

Carrie

As I replied to Scott's thread... Be careful what you wish for ...
t.

Sounds great, "Dream" is such a good Down Tempo electro lounge piece.....PA1X sounds superb, what style did you use?

Hi Charge-Coupled-Device and others:

I abuse a PSR-2000 'cause I can't afford the stuff you rich guys get to play around with. I'm a songwriter and you can check out my stuff at MusicPlaces.com

The link is: [url=HTTP://WWW.MusicPlaces.com/David_Lynn_Rice/][url=HTTP://WWW.MusicPlaces.com/David_Lynn_Rice/][url=HTTP://WWW.MusicPlaces.com/David_Lynn_Rice/]HTTP://WWW.MusicPlaces.com/David_Lynn_Rice/[/url][/url][/url]

Regards, RICE (The Lone Arranger)

"Get it right" .... done completely on SD1. http://www.keyboardcity.net/audio/track%2001_56.mp3


The lead guitar parts where done using a volumne pedal and assigning thepedal to have
a "wha" effect .....


Hoping to get more right than wrong in 2006.

Dan O'

Okey dokey. Here's a song I wrote a couple of years ago - and it still wants some fiddlin' around with. A country ballad, not my usual thing, but you know how it is when the mood grabs you. Anyhoo, for what it's worth here it is.

P.S. You'll have to jack the volume a bit - it's a bit soft. I don't know why, I'm no recording buff.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.cfm?bandID=246927&songID=1714142

Oh, I forgot to mention this was done with just my Korg i30, the only additional track being the i30's own acoustic guitar doing the twiddly (is that a kosher musical term? ) bits.

[This message has been edited by renig (edited 12-16-2005).]

Hi

Here is a demo of my G-70, "I'll find my way home" http://nielshs.homepage.dk/Find.mp3

Niels

This particular client asked for a jingle that had the sound of a Bryan Adams groove. I played the Korg PA1X directly into Adobe Audition. Lead guitar patch was then overdubbed on an additional track. Lead voice was run through PA1X voice modeler with rasp added to enhance my not so strong rock voice. Backing vocals were also run through PA1X voice processor. This is a 30 sec. full sing version.
http://s52.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=04IL74LQS3MI111PU8BVY1JFPL