With nothing to do at home during the crisis we all are feeling and after hearing John Smies, & Uncle Dave last nite on Facebook doing some great acoustic guitar versions of songs. I thought today I'd sit down at the Tyros 4 and try a bit of both Acoustic/&Style versions of a Classic Beatles song everyone in the world knows and my all time favorite. Here is my first scratch pad attempt just to get my feet wet recording it. Nothing special just a test run using
the T4 acoustic guitar multipads & the 70's Chart Ballad style.
Then I added a short vocal lead on top of both to get a feel of which direction
I would like to go with the rest of the arrangement,
maybe all acoustic with a cello/viola or french horn/soprano sax, etc,..
I don't know yet but wanted to share this very short first try.
If anything it gets my mind off what is happening in the world.

Stay safe

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Nice arrangement , l liked the way the full accompaniment comes in the 2nd verse. I love the Beatles and it’s always nice hearing new rendition of their songs. Keep on playing and singing, and thanks for sharing your work.

That sounded Great DNJ...Tyros 4 Sounds very Warm great style...Oh Yea Vocals Great as usual!...Harold

Paul, Harold, Gracias

I liked it better than the original version. This version sounded and painted a picture that sounded so much more tender and personal. No offense to anyone but I saw two older folks sitting at home next to each other in their recliners reminiscing about their time together.
An encouraging message to all during these difficult times....

Donny, very interesting take indeed ... I also like how the strings and rhythm come in on the second verse ...
Personally, I think you could set the key a step higher for the vocal, but as a work in progress I think you're on the right track ...

Thanx everyone so easy to record using the T4 audio recorder ...

Great job Donny! T4 sounding good as are your vocals! Thanks for sharing!

Randy thanx man appreciate it..