BBBB,
I see you're also in the Great White North. I'm in Brampton! (No jokes please)

God Bless,
Don

Hey Brian,

You ever play at Holland Christian homes?

God Bless,
Don

P.S Glad I inspired you to look into your harmonizer.

Morning Don

Well done old mate

Super performance as usual.

Seeing as it's the 50 anniversary please post the Beatles song you did "This boy" that will knock their socks off.

Col

Don,

This is absolutely great stuff. It also goes to show that
"it's the musician stupid! " , I mean doing this stuff on a PSR750 (which I had for a year) goes to show that one does not necessarily need a totl keyboard to achieve great hights. Well done and highly enjoyable. Any stuff of you on youtube or elsewhere ?

regards,
John

Both great tunes, Don...great use of the harmonizer.

Simple but effective background makes it very authentic.

Ian

Here's one to honour the memory of one of my most respected artists. Ironic that my harmonizer digitally bumps my voice up a third to create Phil's signature high harmony. Because its digital and all me the voices are perfectly synched. Don and Phil did that naturally through DNA rather than electronic wizardry. I just wrote and recorded this using my new desktop Digitech harmonizer which is midi capable.

https://app.box.com/s/do44i0uz8c58m18fxvox

God Bless,
Don

Don ... very nice ... love that digitech harmony ...
Do you have it reading chords ? - right or left hand? ...

Hi Tony,

I always play my keyboard in full keyboard mode which allows me to voice the chords anywhere on the board as long as I play 3 notes. My new Digitech has midi and follows the chords I play. Only time I've done the left hand chord thing was when I got hired to do a '50's thing that somebody decided to change to a roaring twenties theme. I ended up being able to play anything from the 20's through to the fifties. I had just got my Yamaha PSR S 750 and used it's great jazz styles to one (or2) finger the fast changing chords of those early decades. What started out as an annoyance became a lot of fun playing with the fills and jazzing things up voice wise. I wonder if the unit would recognize one finger chords. I suspect not but my Yamaha is still in the bag so I haven't tried yet. Rediscovering my Korg PA 80 lately.

I have you to thank for leading me to my desktop Digitech. I should be able to come up with something to safely sit it on the keyboard speaker. I think you mentioned velcro? Still early to tell but I may not need a PA 900 now that I have this unit. Also looking at Bose and hope to rent one tomorrow to see what everyone raves about.

God Bless,
Don

Really nice job. Nice tight vocals. Whats a 'Korg' doing playing a Yamaha?

Zuki,

That's what I thought till I tried one!

God Bless,
Don