If you can extend the decay (not release) parameter on a banjo sound, you can often get quite close to dobro country...

and tweak the res just a tad

Mason, you rascal... my 910 is the Poor Texan's version but it sure sounds wonderful compared to the old 2000 which I've kept as a back-up. I sold the Baby Korg. It sounded nice and was just the right size for what I do... but the learning curve was too difficult and time consuming for me. I try to spend as much time as possible writing and recording. The transition from the 2000 to the 910 was a piece of cake.

Dave

I'll sell you a big daddy Korg and throw in operating lessons!
DonM

Sorry, Don:

I just spent my children's inheritance to acquire the 910... LOL! Now you understand how miserable my retirement package ended up being. They only began to have 401k's during the last stages of my working career. Oh well, always late for the dance.

Dave

Well, No one can take the rhythm section out as no rhythm - no life. It also depends on the audience - me have a small group of young blokes into "dance" styles... So when did i last hear strings?!! Bass and more bass.

Hey, Diki and Dennis...

I'll try that Banjo thing you suggested and see if I might "back into" something sounding like a dobro. Thanks for the suggestion.

Dave Rice