#451584 - 05/05/1809:17 AMRe: How to fake playing an arranger ...
[Re: Eric, B]
Gunnar Jonny
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I've seen similiar in live performance, 'playing' over a midi or bakingtrack, and the keys being 'muted' or local set to off. Don't really need any high pricelevel arranger to do this ....
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I've seen similiar in live performance, 'playing' over a midi or bakingtrack, and the keys being 'muted' or local set to off. Don't really need any high pricelevel arranger to do this ....
#451587 - 05/05/1810:08 AMRe: How to fake playing an arranger ...
[Re: Dnj]
Gunnar Jonny
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Originally Posted By Dnj
genos does this very well..
If perform like that, I would rather use a $25 Casio or similiar, and use the rest of the money saved to do a happy trip or two to the sunny and warm Canary Islands.
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#451589 - 05/05/1810:35 AMRe: How to fake playing an arranger ...
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Gunnar Jonny
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Yepp, learned about that many many years ago. But I still play the chords live, even try to hit the correct keys once in a while to make it sound reasonable right for the songs.....
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Just to be clear STYLES are only small SMF Files triggered by chords...
Maybe...but you sure can't get a full blown arrangement like "New York, New York" by playing style play. A lot of ebb and flow and intermittent instruments cannot be achieved in style mode, as in a SMF.
That said, I cannot and will not play a SMF. I love the versatility and (somewhat) creativity achieved by 'working at it'. I get a lot of compliments on my arrangements - which are really mine