Hey everyone,

I have created a 360 degree webpage at Yahoo with photo albums of my live set up for anyone that wants to see it.

Here is my current set ups:

Live/ main:

Yamaha DGX-500 as piano/controller
Korg Pa1x Pro
Countryman E6 microphone
Run through a Korg D16 XD 16 track recorder (instant studio without having to move the set up)into a Yamaha 16 channel board (church)
or Peavey 16 channel powered board (road or quick set ups)
Yamaha powered monitor

Office:

Yamaha DX 7 (old school)
Korg N264
Digitech Vocalist
computer speakers
(this set up is for quick ideas or working out parts before going to the church, separate building, yes, I'm lazy)

Home: (For teaching)
Yamaha PSR GX-76
Acoustic console piano

To see the pics, go to Yahoo, check out my profile and click on 360 degree page and search my user name (korg4god).

anyways....

"Sing"cerely,

Jeff

I tried it, finally found your profile but couldn't find 3D. DO you have a link?

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can't see them..give me the link pls

I didn't realize it, but you have to be resgistered with Yahoo to access the 360 degree pages.

sorry, my bad.

I will try to figure out another way to post the pics for those who are not on Yahoo.

I haven't had luck so far with the photo sharing in Yahoo so I'm open to suggestions.

I do have a webpage at http://www.geocities.com/korg4god
but that doesn't work well either.

I'll keep trying,

"Sing"cerely,
Jeff

Actually, I just tried going to my geocities page adn clicked the photos link and went right through so try that.
If it works, let me know and I'll post my newer pics there.

Jeff

I went to your page, clicked the photo link and it took me to MY Yahoo photos!
DonM

is there a link?

Join and host all of your photos free at www.imagestation.com.....I have over 5,000 photos on this site for over 3 years in 40 different albums and there has been no charge yet.....owned by Sony....
TR

I will check out that Sony site tomorrow. All my pics are on my PC at work and I'm at home right now.

Jeff

Hello Jeff,
I am a registered user at yahoo and found your profile at http://360.yahoo.com/korg4god
I saw your pictures. It was interesting to see these huge keyboards one over the other.

To my impression the guy who took the pictures relied only to the available light so most of the pictures are blurred. When in dim light conditions I'd recommend that he/she use the flash provided there is not an Image stabilizer on your camera.
Regards,
George

Hey,

Tony, I went and set up an account and got all the pictures into albums on imagestation. Now how do I make them available for public viewing. I couldn;t figure that part out.

George, thanks and I took te pictures myself. I am a musician not a photographer :P
Anywho, check out the pictures at imagestation as soon as I figure out how to make them viewable. THe lighting is much better in many of those.

Later

Jeff

Just go into your account information and where it says to make them public click and then open your album, when you do , click on the address in the url window of your browser highlight it and click copy....after this, you can past the address into a post for all to see and follow.....enjoy....
TR

OKay, I think I finally figured it out....here is the link (hopefully)
http://www.imagestation.com/album/index.html?id=2115612803

let me know if it works....

"Sing"cerely,
Jeff

That works great. Good photos, good gear.
Sometime you should check out the Bose PAS. It would sure make your life easier!
DonM

Hey Don,

Thanks......

and I have looked at the PAS, seems kewl but not feaswible for me.

I play gigs LOUD and have as many as 400-500 in some places. Besides, I need at least 10 inputs because we run 3 wireless mics, 3 for keyboard channels, my vocal channel, a tape playback channel, CD playback channel, and sometimes another mic or two depending on the gig.

Anyway, maybe I can figure out a way to run a sub mix, besides, I don't have the money and the ministry is concentrating in other areas right now. This year alone they bough me the PA1X Pro and the D16XD recorder....I ain't gonna push a new PA too...not just yet... it's called job security...

"Sing"ccerely,
Jeff

Jeff,

Playing for 400 to 500 people would never put a strain on the PAS, and in fact, it's unlikely that you would crank up the volume half way. It's not comparable to conventional speaker systems that must be cranked up to reach the other end of the room--it's totally different technology and deserves a try.

Good Luck,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

Excactly

Works just fine, I enjoyed the photos....and
looking at you enjoying yourself smiling and playing....
TR

... yep ... the link works great ... nice pix ... Best of luck to you ...
t.

PS ... how many 'roadies' do you have ?!?!?

Nigel ... we (I) need spell check...
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Tony,

I have no "Roadies"...it'a just me. I have to get help from the hotel or someone at the convention to help me unload then mount the speakers on the poles. Why do you think I went with a non-weighted action piano? Every bit helps!!!

That's where that Bose PAS might be kewl. If I get a chance, I'll see if I can get a hook up to try one out. The nearest Guitar Center is an hour away, so I'll have to call ahead and plan. Maybe I could get them to hook up the same instrumentation roughly that I use and see how it goes.

Thanks for all the positive comments:

"Sing"cerely,
Jeff