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#339537 - 02/12/12 07:20 PM Re: Alan McPike Teach Me Tonight [Re: Dnj]
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Well, whatever gear he's using, the end result is something lovely and very easy on the ear. Thanks for posting the vid, Donny.

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#339544 - 02/12/12 08:16 PM Re: Alan McPike Teach Me Tonight [Re: Mockie]
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Originally Posted By: Mockie


What gear is Alan using? Are these sounds all coming from

modules or from the keyboards we see in the video?


I hope some of the above posts answered your question, Mockie.

Ian
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#339609 - 02/13/12 10:04 AM Re: Alan McPike Teach Me Tonight [Re: ianmcnll]
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Originally Posted By: ianmcnll
[quote=Mockie]

I hope some of the above posts answered your question, Mockie.

Ian


Yes Ian,

a bit of valuable but sobering info. He really is a

beautiful player with a lovely touch.
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#339654 - 02/13/12 04:29 PM Re: Alan McPike Teach Me Tonight [Re: Dnj]
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Registered: 12/27/99
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Loc: Rutherfordton, NC
Originally Posted By: Dnj


Alan really does this song justice love the arrangement.
I've been lucky to do some business with Alan also ...
top notch all the way! clap

Enjoy there are many more on You Tube also..

Was emailing Alan about some work and mentioned this posting.

He said to tell all interested he is using:

Drum machines are an SR16 for patterns and left hand hits and a Boss DR880 plays all the sounds.

Keyboards are YAMAHA KX88 mother ; YAMAHA SY77 - both midi-ed to an EMU sampler and a Korg Trinity on top with roland PK5 bass pedals

Thanks for the nice comments - Alan


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