I hear great brush work through out the concert... but not from the live drummer.. I think the director at the piano is using the motif to run click track (brush/snare)..

The upright bass always sounds great and full, and it seems to be all live..

The guitar player, as always... great.

Listen through a good sound system.. I think you will enjoy MB's concert..

boy until a NEW arranger comes to market we will have to watch you tube videos of what ever
...that said Buble` is at least trying to keep the great crooners like Frank Sinatra, etc, alive thru his Covers & Tributes. He came on the scene just at the right time after FS passing. Many Musical things are going on behind the scene of any major show these days live music & otherwise using today's modern technology to make it sound amazing due to great sound engineers who can balance and highlight each part of the music at will thruout.
..no use wondering how it's done just enjoy it,
... afterall people almost paid a few hundred $$+ for a seat to see the show.


Thanx for sharing.

I don't need to look forward to any new arranger... yes I am curious about a new Roland ...

I have no need for any arranger,,, what I have already is the best for me..

The video I thought was interesting .. in that more than half of SZ are trying to duplicate this sound on arrangers..

It also shows the strength bass and drums has on the sound.. I find that most folks don't drive a tune, because the bass and drums are pushed way back in a mix... I think there is a lesson to learn here..

Yes.... Buy a GENOS

The GOOD: Great tone and at least tries to keep the standards at the forefront.

The BAD: My contacts with sound production crews across the US and Europe say he's a complete jerk to work with.

He "ain't good enough" to act like that.


Russ