...that Adele's album "19" was recorded using Ketron Audya? - even the effects

If your an Audya owner you will likely recognise the drum tracks:



great to know that arrangers have their place in the industry.

That's a cool factoid.

Or maybe Ketron buy drums tracks from same 3rd company?

Interesting.
The keyboard player is a guy called Miles Robertson, he works with a programmer called Paul Stoney.
I think you will find they utilised two Yamaha motif xf to produce the sounds for the 19 album and the 21 album.

Miles and Paul worked on the tour - not on the album

You might be incorrect their also as Miles played the keyboards on the albums.

It would be good to see some key evidence that the ketron was used as this would certainly improve the profile of a good but under exposed product.

We await in anticipation of your proof.

Hi Tonewheel:

I could not argue with any of the "doubters" but if indeed, an arranger (no matter what brand) was used in the "prelims" of developing this song... it should give hope to all of us.

As a songwriter, it certainly makes sense to me. My 910 Yammie makes all the difference in the world for me in creating, editing and recording my song ideas. Arrangers are the "best kept secret" in the song-writing market.

Thanks for sharing. ----Dave Rice