James,

Is that how Ketron are going to get out of finishing the Audya, crafty sods, only someone from the Emerald Isle would think of that, not the Italians, James have a look at the music on my Audya stand, you will need to zoom in.

Tony

http://donmasonmusic.com/Tony%20Audy.jpg

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You can't get more Irish than The Furey Brothers and Davey Arthur.

Do you know The Red Rose Cafe ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9z9ztKDX0T4

It's the same guys, but probably a more famous song.

Or this one, same guys again. Fast farward to 1min http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8rULrp_J5E

lol.... It's almost the Irish National Anthem.

James,

They are great those pipes are fantastic, do you have the music. If you played the Korg PA2x (When You Were Sweet Sixteen), what style would you use.

Tony

The music on my Audya stand, then you will know what James and me are on about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WonYt3wOLcE

Cheers Tony

I play it with the Banjo on the Audya

I sure do, I have their music book somwhere which even has the fingering for the Tin Whistle under ever note.



I'd obviosuly lean towards a Slow Waltz, but I'd probably add a Pad Sequencing to simulate some piano arpeg. So mainaly a very simply waltz with some light picking of notes to keep the momentum.

Regards
James

Have a listen to this one. Written and performed by me.

It has sort of an Enya flavour but more moderen with a dash of Uilleann pipes.
http://www.irishacts.com/leanbh-mo-chroi/Track%2002%20-%20Leanbh%20Mo%20Chroi.mp3

Regards
James

Well I used the word "it should" but AJ previous post, he states that pattern creation will be included in OS4.0

James,

Don't give up you day job, I am speachless, you won't get that sound out of the Ketron that's any ketron and perhaps never will, why do you go on about it been so bloody good, it's not, I hope more people play this and listen to it, I wanted The Day Thou Gavest at my funeral I think I have change my mind.

Thanks

James

Thanks, glad you like it. I wrote that tune for KORG. I was one of the sound designers behind the factory sounds on the Triton Extreme and part of my work was to write a demo tune using only the Triton Extreme, so I did and that's why that tune now exists.



I wouldn't say I've been a great promoter of how great Ketron keyboards sound, they do the job to a point that just doesn't merit any negative feedback in my opinion. They sound fine to me but most importantly their style programmers are excellent.

My only beef with Ketron is their shameless behaviour and the state the Audya was released in. Right now I just see them as greedy little pigs trying to turn a profit on a failed project that's still not finished.



lol... We better sort out a copyright free for public performances then.

Regards
James

Just beautiful, lovely sound.

So are "When You Were Sweet Sixteen", the other song I listened to so far.
Something about Irish flavoured music, the mood / feeling are magic!

Cheers
GJ