Hi folks. The internet world is incredible, especially for the opportunity to make lifelong lasting musician friends around the world. My German arranger keyboard bud Thilo Von Selinsky has just recorded live, his Tyros 4 rendition of " Freedom Fighters - Two Steps From Hell (Star Trek Trailer) ".

For optimal audio quality, select YouTube 1080p HD mode and listen through a pair of quality headphones. Enjoy!

Bravo Thilo !

Scott

Scott, thanks for sharing that nice work Thilo. Looks great at 1080p.

Scott...Thanks, I loved that.....
DID YOU HEAR THOSE FREEKING HORNS.....Superb is the word.

Close your eyes...turn it up loud...unbeleivable!
Great job Thilo!
Lee S.

Thank you Scott....Thilo is a Fantastic player...I really enjoy his performance. ;o)


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mdorantes

and then you hear these pathetic people who say that arranger workstations are 'for hobbysts' or 'only good for restaurant entertainment'......just because of the backing accompaniment.
They are so silly.....arranger workstations are the best music workstations

You'll always have the purists who live in their own little world.

Thilo Bravo! ...nice performance!

I have actually made the same mistake. Until a couple of years ago.

WEelcome back!!!...but beware they still lurk here ready to pounce...

Hi,

thanx to Scott and all for watching my latest video and enjoy

Yes, i like the Live!Horns so much with the Real!Spiccato Strings.


@arranger_yes_pc_no:
i like your words, sure, arranger are really good for "restaurant entertainment", but you can soooo much more, when you really discover the parts of styles, and a full range from voices beginning with a simple flute to a long wave-synth sample...

Best wishes,
Thilo.

Thilo,
I attend quite a bit of Orchestra performances...and thse live horns reall are superb....Very close to as good as the real thing...I like that the slowly buit power...like they should.

Actually, that demo got me think about geting T4, because that is the kind of thing I like.

Thanks...please do some more for us??

Lee S.