This link was posted on the PSR-Tutorial site. I really enjoyed it, and thought some folks here might enjoy it as well. Incredible right hand work on the S-910.



Enjoy,

Gary

Yes I like it. Sound beautiful and a very good player. Gipsy sounds also great.

Very good indeed.

Gary

And this is not a high end KB, look what you get for your money, pretty good. Gary this a pretty old demo saw it a while back but good, how are you these days, not heard much of you, hope you are cooling those gigs.

Tony

Tony,

Someone has on his signature line something along the lines of "It's the player - not the keyboard!" which IMO, has always been the case. The PSR-S910 is a great keyboard and probably rivals some of the high-end boards of just a few years ago. The features are numerous, the sounds are wonderful, but those rubber buttons suck. (Can't have everything, I guess.)

I'm still a bit weak from the heart attack, the docs are trying to get me enrolled in a cardiac rehabilitation program at the local hospital, but the process of verifying all the insurance information and paperwork seems to be a bit slow. I went there yesterday to find out what was holding everything up and it turns out that the gal that normally sends all the information from the cardiology office to the rehab center is on vacation and no one was covering for her.

The weather here has been incredibly hot, humid and the air quality is very poor under those conditions. Once in a while, though, I manage to get out and do some sailing with my wife, daughter and an old friend. Two days ago, weather conditions were not horrific and I ventured out in the Chesapeake Bay's upper reaches. I took that "cheap" video camera with me, shot a few minutes of vids, then edited it with Windows Live Movie Maker. The vocals in the vid are my daughter singing Over The Rainbow that we recorded back in January.


Cheers,

Gary

Gary ... good job ... nice to see the family, but where is my main man 'Luke' ?

Luke was with his father at football practice. Luke is growing like a weed, 5-years-old, 47 inches tall and 56-pounds. He's bigger than most of the 6-year-olds on the football squad and loves pretending he's "Joe Flacco."

Gary

Nice Job Gary.....enjoy life while you can ...we only get one !

"Joe Flacco" ... a Ravens fan ... the kid is in for a lifetime of misery

I just vomited in my mouth Tony........Go Eagles..!!!! Lol