GREAT videos! Loved especially #6 (Girl from Ipanema/Half a minute), but Route 66 was very enjoyable as well.
Would love to hear more from the same trio.

Very nice, I really enjoyed that. Great sound, tasty playing.

Great video. The audya and singer sounded fantastic to me. I think the Guitarist takes from the performance though. They didn't need him.

James.

I liked it a lot. Tasty music and great playing.

Ian

Nice Job..very enjoyable overall,
I liked the rock style "Rt 66", ..nice!

Kudos to Ketron for the nice videos.

As far as I can remember, is the first time that an arranger manufacturing company do a demo of one of their products with a live trio.
Most of the demo videos are base solo perfomances.

Welcome to the change !!!

I just don't know how anyone can sit on top of the drums like that... There's no way in hell a real drummer would have sat still for being swamped out like that three did (well, the girl was OK in the mix), he'd have just started laying into the drums harder!

There's a real art to playing 'within' a mix rather than on top of it. I hear very few that succeed. You really have to play by braille to a certain extent. Most of the time, if you can hear yourself WELL, you are just plain to damn loud!

These guys should have done 'Take 1', listened to the mix, and made adjustments. It's a shame, because the strength of Ketron's is those drums. Swamping them and relegating them to the background negates their value.

'Take two, guys'....

i really enjoyed all the demos. Robert is an excellent demonsrator and so creative !! Needl;ess to say Audya sounds sounds wonderful.I fully understand why folks are into the audya.

LIVE demos, from a very LIVE sounding keyboard

i wish MORE manufacturers did this as well.
others like to "polish" things in the studio first :-)

great job, showing it off in a LIVE situation, the way most Arrangers are actually used....

way to go !!!

Yes, very enjoyable demonstration.

The pounding piano is too loud on the first song. If fact, I would have had the style do it and then played the lead parts myself.
Good sound though. as Diki said, needs better balance. At least they are posting good live stuff.
"Don't Know Why" was better balanced, but drums still a little too far back for my taste.
If you don't watch it and just listen, you can't tell there is an arranger involved except for the stupid string thing at the very end. Out of four endings, seems like he could have just hit the simple one and stopped!
Anyway, that's the sort of mistake that you can do live, and it was very real to life!
DonM