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#379482 - 12/26/13 02:08 PM
Re: Posting a performance on S-Z
[Re: ianmcnll]
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Registered: 09/21/00
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I almost missed this one...and I'm glad I didn't. Nicely played, Chas. That KeyB Duo has an excellent emulation. Were you using chorus/vibrato? It really juiced up the sound. No problem with the bass...in fact I had to turn it down a bit on my EQ. I like the single note repetitions, and the guitar sounds pretty good...it is a tough one to emulate for sure. I remember the first time I heard Jimmy Smith...I was playing a dual manual Farfisa through a Leslie...I got rid of it less than a week later and bought my first Hammond, an M-3. I've done only one quick recording with the Tyros4, early in the morning like you...I was actually trying out a style I had just stuck together to see if it read the chords properly, and since I got through the tune without any drama, I saved it. So, since we're doing the sharing thing... Here's a link to the MP3. http://www.4shared.com/mp3/6dIl6nqG/OverRainbow.htmlThe style, which started life on the CVP-509 Clavinova, only has 3 tracks; light drums, mega Acoustic bass, and mega Jazz Guitar. I played the melody using SA2 Jazz Sax, and SA Jazz Clean Guitar. It was all played in one take. It's got a few warts...it got recorded a little too hot (levels), and I know I could do the Sax part a little more realistically, but, again, like you, I'm too damn lazy. Hope you like my little tune, and thanks for putting up some fine playing. Ian   excellent Job ian..well done buddy... 
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#379486 - 12/26/13 02:18 PM
Re: Posting a performance on S-Z
[Re: travlin'easy]
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Registered: 12/08/02
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Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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Chas, you just provided a wonderful rendition of,IMO, one the greatest songs ever written.
Thank you so much,
Gary
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#379493 - 12/26/13 02:52 PM
Re: Posting a performance on S-Z
[Re: tony mads usa]
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Registered: 04/25/05
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Loc: NW Florida
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As always, tasty playing, chas...
I really think you owe it to yourself to check out the BK-9, chas. While it may not QUITE stand up against the KeyB or C2 Nord, the Hammond sim in the BK-9 is VERY close (FAR better than the sim in the G70), and would allow you to have basically all of your needed tools in the one keyboard. The drums are a considerable improvement over the BK-7m (I have both, so I know!) the chord sequencer makes laying down a quick head or vamp a snap, and still allows you to easily do Variation and fills, etc., and the audio loops section would easily allow you to use audio brush loops and real jazz drumming...
Not to mention, the SN jazz guitar patch is almost prescient at figuring out how to 'guitarize' your playing.
See if there's a store up in the ATL that has one...
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