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#297482 - 10/27/10 02:44 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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dicki maybe you dont understand the concept yet of an arranger kb?...a Piano is only one sound in the mix big deal...if your a Piano driven player using full KB triggering there are some elements that a split KB player produces using RH chords/Lh leads & comps more efficiently.....dicki Ive been performing with arranger KB's since their inception, and many years on stage since I was 15 with Kb/synths well before...your condescending attitude to everything said on this forum is really getting old & ignored by most....please enjoy your G70's because your not fooling me or anyone here with most of your BS..
& don't worry I wont delete this one.



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#297483 - 10/27/10 03:14 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
travlin'easy Offline
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Registered: 12/08/02
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Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
Bill,

Did you ever resolve your foot pedal problem?

Gary
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#297484 - 10/27/10 04:59 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
Bill in Dayton Online   happy
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Registered: 08/23/04
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Loc: Dayton, OH USA
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Originally posted by travlin'easy:
Bill,

Did you ever resolve your foot pedal problem?

Gary


Its kind of gone away, lol...

I thought it might have something to do with the pair of shoes I was wearing, but I've ruled that out as well...

I think...



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#297485 - 10/27/10 05:06 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
zuki Offline
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Registered: 09/20/02
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Originally posted by Bill in Dayton:
I thought it might have something to do with the pair of shoes I was wearing, but I've ruled that out as well...

I think...






LOL When I kick pedals, I cannot wear a left shoe and never have. My first recital (14) in front of a big crowd, I asked if I could take off my left shoe Funny stuff
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#297486 - 10/27/10 05:12 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
Bill in Dayton Online   happy
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Registered: 08/23/04
Posts: 2207
Loc: Dayton, OH USA
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Originally posted by zuki:

LOL When I kick pedals, I cannot wear a left shoe and never have. My first recital (14) in front of a big crowd, I asked if I could take off my left shoe Funny stuff


LOL...

Lest anyone think I'm "kicking pedals" let me be perfectly clear..I AM NOT!!!

I have 2 pedals...Just two...One for sustain and one for the harmonizer. That's it...that's all I want...all that I can handle.

My Dad tried to show me the "heel-toe method" of playing a scale on a B3 with pedals and it was awful, lol...he made me take my shoes off and my feet slid all over the place...

You guys that really do kick pedals are freaks...



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#297487 - 10/27/10 05:12 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
Bill in Dayton Online   happy
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Registered: 08/23/04
Posts: 2207
Loc: Dayton, OH USA
Quote:
Originally posted by zuki:

LOL When I kick pedals, I cannot wear a left shoe and never have. My first recital (14) in front of a big crowd, I asked if I could take off my left shoe Funny stuff


LOL...

Lest anyone think I'm "kicking pedals" let me be perfectly clear..I AM NOT!!!

I have 2 pedals...Just two...One for sustain and one for the harmonizer. That's it...that's all I want...all that I can handle.

My Dad tried to show me the "heel-toe method" of playing a scale on a B3 with pedals and it was awful, lol...he made me take my shoes off and my feet slid all over the place...

You guys that really do kick pedals are freaks...



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Bill in Dayton
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#297488 - 10/27/10 05:13 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
zuki Offline
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http://www.shoes.com/Shopping/productdet...ph+Lauren&categ ory=M&cpckw=Polo+by+Ralph+Lauren+Men%27s+Roland+Shoes+%28Dark+Brown%29&CAWELAID=494063167

Try these Bill. Maybe they're compatible
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#297489 - 10/27/10 05:34 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
Tom Cavanaugh Offline
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Registered: 12/06/99
Posts: 2133
Loc: Muskegon, MI
Zuki,
I can't kick bass WITHOUT having my shoes on.
BTW I never use a sustain pedal either.

Tom
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#297490 - 10/27/10 06:04 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
Posts: 43703
Why bother?.....let the auto bass do its job.

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#297491 - 10/27/10 11:44 PM Re: Odd foot pedal behavior....
Diki Offline


Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14269
Loc: NW Florida
Hey, let the MP3 do its' job... Why play anything at ALL if you don't HAVE to?

Way I look at it is... it's keyboard. It not an arranger, it's not a WS, it's not a stage keyboard. It's JUST A KEYBOARD.

In which case, it ought to do EVERYTHING..!
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