http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn0FYFHkDYo

Nice fast ten minute setup.

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 02-28-2009).]

OMG! That's a lot of gear. And I thought adding a 2nd keyboard would be overkill - not after watching this.

Thanks for sharing Gary - fun stuff.

Wow! Now I remember why I play in a trio. It's every man for himself. I plug the C1 into the K4; setup time - 1 minute. At my age, that's as complex as I can manage. More power to Gary, though. Should keep you mentally sharp.

BTW, these are the kinds of posts and demonstrations that are both interesting and educational. All of us go through some form of this, so it's interesting to see how each of us approaches this most unpleasant part of 'gigging'. Personally, I like Capt. Russ's method.......he gets his son to do it .

chas

Gary, ... great job ... you are so organized, it's SICKENING !!!

I notice that not only do people want to talk to you while you are playing,
but also when it is so evident that you are video taping something ...
walking in front of the camera and all ...

I really like the RnR cart set up, but what do you do when there are stairs - even just a couple - involved? Do you take the cart in to a level spot, bring in the gear and load it onto the cart?

thnx for sharing your expertise ...
t.

Love the idea of the Trolley.

I'm thinking about going back on the road gigging as a one man act, and I think I might make myself a Trolley like that.

Making more than one trip means I'd have to lock the Trailer each time because here people would rob the eye out of your head if they got the chance.

James.

http://www.rocknrollercart.com/


James get the R10 I wont leave home without it!

Gary, thanks for the great video, very helpful. Ditto on the R10, I had been using a Home Depot convertible hand truck. No comparison to the R10.

Get the R-10

Sweet, thanks Dnj.

I'll see if I can locate one on this side of the pond. If not, I can copy the design and build my own. I'm a Sheet Metal Worker by trade believe it or not. My life before music :-)

James.

Gary designed the rock n Roller ramp.
http://www.fmxschool.com/images/both_ramps_june.jpg



Jerry