That explains it. To paraphrase an Ian McNll term from long ago, this is some sort of Frankenboard. Ian used to call his edited styles frankenstyles, IIRC.

My G70 styles reside in my Prelude... does that make my Prelude a baby G

It also has in common 6 fills, and D-beam... and neither of them is made in China


"Baby G"

Congrats Donny! The T4 is a wonderful board! Sure had a wonderful time with mine! Here is an example of the fun we had together:



Enjoy that wonderful instrument!

I really enjoyed that. Thanks Randy

Bernie

Randy, Very nice!! Thanks for posting that!

Randy, the songs you pick, your chord sequencing, and your improvising, we must have gone to the same school. Not comparing talent, just taste and thinking.
Randy, you’re a talent, post more songs.

John C.

Hi Randy,
Very nice indeed.

Bernie, Steve, John, and Rikki - thanks so much for the listen and the kind words! That was a long 9 years ago when my T4 was the main board. Kinda wish it was still here. Donny made a good choice and got a great deal. As we all know, so many arrangers (even the ones from a few years back) still have plenty to offer and they can sure be a joy to play. I still marvel that I got through the whole thing without too many "Clams" but it was (as they all are) a fun project when it involves making music.

Thanks again for the listens and glad you enjoyed my rendition of this great song!

Nice work Randy, but I'm still a big fan of your Sax work. How about throwing a little live sax on top of that very nice sounding SX900.

chas

Hi Randy,
personally never had a T series. Interesting how some people seem to have preferred their T 4 over the T 5.

Anyway, you sounded great, no doubt Donny will get the best out of his , also.