#466280 - 02/19/1910:07 AMRe: Tricks playing live
[Re: Dnj]
DonM
Senior Member
Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
Originally Posted By Dnj
Great job Don.....changes on stage live are common and should be adaptable to any situation without blinking for a live working Pro....btw EA7 or Pa4x?
Great job Don.....changes on stage live are common and should be adaptable to any situation without blinking for a live working Pro....btw EA7 or Pa4x?
That was the Korg.
doesn't matter what arranger keyboard you use today mostly ALL do a great job as a accompaniment to your singing.... the talent & vocals make all the difference,.... either you got it or your don't simple as that ........ rock on brother give em' hell!
#466287 - 02/19/1901:38 PMRe: Tricks playing live
[Re: DonM]
montunoman
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Registered: 10/20/09
Posts: 3230
Loc: Dallas, Texas
Well, it’s sounds real good to me! But, sometimes we can be over critical of yourselves. As far as the transpose botton, I’m trying to wean myself off of using it for I’ve had to many mishaps such as the one you’ve described!
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#466289 - 02/19/1902:21 PMRe: Tricks playing live
[Re: montunoman]
organgrinder
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Registered: 07/06/16
Posts: 347
Loc: ft. lauderdale, florida
As far as the transpose button I have learned the most important reason to have one. GIRL SINGERS. I have had several and it never fails. You hear can you take it down a little bit? I'm not trying to bash girl singers but I wonder how they would get along in a full band if they pulled that. I've had male singers that have done that also but not to the extent of females. MEL
Great job Don.....changes on stage live are common and should be adaptable to any situation without blinking for a live working Pro....btw EA7 or Pa4x?
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