JohnC

As far as the volume for accompaniment, I will doulbe check when I get home.

Scott

Scott, I take no credit for this one;
1-Press direct access--hold for a little while.
2-Press intro III

Thank you Scott Yee

Take care my friend, John C.

Has anyone noticed that Coaster Tim, after throwing out a backdoor criticism of the 7000, while trying to be oh so cool in his underhanded praise of the Yamaha 2100, has not responded to any of these posts?

If you read his post, you should be able to decipher his real meaning for opening this Topic. In my opinion, he didn't want to compare keyboards, he wanted to get a cheap shot in

Larry Hawk

Larry, Larry,

Please cool down. I was not trying to get a cheap shot in. Check out the other message I started: "Thanks, you guys". The whole tenor of my original post was more an emotional, light-hearted post. Please don't take offense to my comments. I had no intention of offending anyone and please forgive me if I have. Some have taken my remarks much to seriously. I respect all of you guys way too much to want to cause trouble on this forum. As far as keyboard preference goes, I suppose when the 'honeymoon' is over with my newest board, I will settle back down and rediscover the wonders of the KN7000. Again...sorry to have caused such a reaction. I really do love my KN and all the folks on this forum.

Sincerely,
Tim Schaeffer

Sorry Tim,
Please accept my apology.

It has happened before that Yamaha owners would sneak in an attack on Technics, and I guess, I jumped to conclusions in so much as I thought that was your motive. However since you claim it wasn't, I believe you and we can move on

Besides we Lehigh Valley residents have to stick together

Larry Hawk

Hey JohnC

So the "new guy" teaches me something. I didn't know of that way to reach the mixing console.

Usually I just press the "mixing console" button, which is right next to PART and BALANCE and up it pops. If you want to change pages, just press the MIXING CONSOLE button until the page you want comes up.

Best
Scott Langholff

Sorry Tim, Please accept my apology.

Larry, It takes a special person to write that. A man of quality.

You have my vote, I admire a big man.

John C.

Hey you guys...apologies accepted!

Hugs to everyone!

Now let's get back to making music

Tim

I AGREE, "lets get back to making and helping each other make music"
Everything in moderation
Bebop