Of course, it IS one of Roland's heavily edited demo sequences (but no different to the stuff Yamaha do to their demos, too!), so YMMV when it comes to actually performing this well.

Velocity triggered bends can be quite tricky to avoid triggering accidently when actually playing, and the cleanliness of those runs is often due to cleaning up the note end points with a sequencer.

But at least it goes to show that, with the same degree of skill that Yamaha's demo-ers have, a Roland can easily produce music of as high a caliber. Whether you can perform this yourself as easily as those with Yamaha SA voice guitars is another matter...

BTW, Fran... would you mind emailing me those E60 demo SMF's? They will be in the folder named Demo in the internal HD. I'd like to see how they come out on my G70.

Thanks.

Diki that wasn't a E-60 demo, but I will be glad to email the E-60 demo sequences..

Thanks...

So where DID you get that?

originally a Super Quartet demo, and I had to select the instrument sounds..I used a 5 string bass, a brush kit, body sound, nylon/steel, and steel guitar2..

I will email you the sequence...change the tones that play piano by default..

Thanks... got 'em.