I've recorded when I grow too old to dream on my Tyros 1 should anyone like to have a listen.
http://www.4shared.com/dir/388929/494a616e/sharing.html

Kind regards to all

Peter

Good Job Peter, I liked it. It really takes me back through the years.
I sent it out to everyone on my email lists to enjoy. You should be hearing from many of them soon.
Bebop

Hi Peter,
Great job on that song. This is a keeper. Like the style and the timing is perfect.
Keep up the good work..
Pauline

Glad you liked it.

It's funny sometimes things just come together easy, I wish every song did.
I started this morning at 7.30am learning the song, then worked on a style adding the whistling effect etc, and liked the result I ploughed straight into doing a quick record.

The whole thing took about an hour and a half
Sometimes I might keep coming back to a song to try and perfect it because i'm not entirely happy with it, and even then something doesn't sound quite like you want it, but your not sure why.

It was a real treat to learn and perfect (within reason) this lovely old song.

Kind regards to all

Peter

Peter, never heard this one b4, but think it's my fav of yours so far. I especially like how you used the whistling effect. - Scott

Hi Scott,

Glad you liked the recording.

Before your time Scott, it came
from the film "The Night Is Young" (1935) (Sigmund Romberg / Oscar Hammerstein II)

All the best

Peter

Hi Peter,

Great job! I really like this.

Taike

ps. how're you doing with MNC?
about the KN styles...some don't seem to work but I love the Strings and Movie Tunes, especially the Western Styles. i had been looking all over for those.



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Khoi huk ngam sud tee huk kon diow.

A gentleman by the name of Ken has added a vocal track to my original recording of "When I grow too old to dream" should anyone be interested in listening, here's the link!
http://www.4shared.com/dir/388929/494a616e/sharing.html you'll also find a new medley recording of "My very good friend the milkman said" an old Fats Waller song & "Wouldn't it be loverly" from My Fair Lady.

Kind regards to all

Peter