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#477368 - 10/08/19 12:54 AM
Re: Latest Lightwieght Rig
[Re: Saswick]
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Hi Bernie I, also, use the Korg Microkey Air with my SD40 when the setup space is small, otherwise, I use my SK1 Hammond with it. The SD40 has power to spare in large halls with larger PA's. I was going to try the microkey air but the sd40 didn't recognise the midi Bluetooth adapter so I bought the normal microkey61. Which midi Bluetooth adapter are you using? Weren't you using a guitar with the SD40 at one time? What happened with that setup? Maybe I am thinking of the wrong person. I still have the Triple Play guitar system and am persisting with it. Your guitar technique has to be spot on to avoid duff chords so I'm not ready to gig with it yet. I also used a Korg MicroArranger and just loved it. Like you, the small keys did not bother me. The motherboard went south on it and the cost to replace it was more than the keyboard cost when new so I just put it on the curb and it disappeared in one day. I really did like to too.
Deane
Hi Deane I bought a used KMA on eBay a couple of months ago which made me think of using the microkey61 with the SD40, I'm very happy small keys SD40 sounds, brilliant. Regards to all, Col PS: I was quite pleased with the SD40 harmoniser must do some more recordings 
Edited by Saswick (10/08/19 01:07 AM)
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#477369 - 10/08/19 02:34 AM
Re: Latest Lightwieght Rig
[Re: Saswick]
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Registered: 09/21/02
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Loc: Port Charlotte,FL,USA
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Hi Col
I wasn't aware the SD40 doesn't recognize Bluetooth. I bought the "Air" in case I ever needed it. Oh well, the difference in cost isn't that much, and it is a neat little controller in any event.
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#477412 - 10/08/19 09:04 AM
Re: Latest Lightwieght Rig with a recording using
[Re: Saswick]
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Registered: 12/08/02
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Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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Col, congratulations on lightening the load. I did this many years ago and went from lugging 400-pounds of gear and spending 45 minutes to set up to just under 100 pounds and spending 7 minutes to set up. And, the crowd size remained the same size, usually around 100 ppl or more. My greatest salvation was my custom console, which was a real time saver and only weighed 20 pounds. Cheers, Gary 
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great job thank you for sharing your work your a true pioneer and not afraid of changing gear. Keep up the great work and make people happy with your music!!
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