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Wow, he can really shred on that keyboard. I say shred because it reminds me of a guitar player soloing. Very fast and accurate fingering.

It seems like that the Keyboard was playing in monophonic mode which makes the sounds come off faster by rocking his hand back and forth between notes. Wow fast though.

Well, that's guitar playing, in a nutshell!

Six monophonic voices (the strings). A hybrid polyphonic/monophonic system. And we wonder why it's so hard to play guitar convincingly on a keyboard..

That's what's so powerful about SA guitars... the ability of the keyboard to automatically decide, depending on the interval played, whether a voice is likely to be polyphonic or monophonic. Groundbreaking stuff!