Hello, SynthZone!

So far I'm back to my PSR-S950. This is the first time I try to make such a long video. Although it was recorded by parts. I don't expect you to watch it all, but maybe some parts of it would be interesting for you.



I still want to play my nylon guitar, but have a feeling that I'm more connected to arrangers. Would be nice to get focused on one thing, but it's so easy to get distracted.

You know what's funny? Although I didn't mention any names of the songs I played in this video, YouTube instantly recognized them. So money from ads will go to some music companies. What an artificial intelligence. Scary!

Great job. And I really liked your right hand "nylon guitar" work.

Hi, I find that I play my guitar when I need to get away from my keyboard. I can express myself better on my guitar, it’s all about me.

Have you tried to combine both, either a backing track, or recording together?

John C.

Thank you, Nigel!

John, as for backing tracks, they make me feel less free. Actually, I don’t even use registrations much, it’s something about predetermination which bothers me.

You know better than me that when it comes to amplifying the sound of a classical guitar it’s hard to preserve its natural sound. A nylon guitar on PSR is monotonous comparing to a real one, but in many cases it sounds more authentic than piezo pickups. But maybe I need to study this subject more closely.

Very nice what I’ve heard so far, Kabinopus. May I ask the name of the third song around the 7 minute mark which features a pan flute voice ? It sounds so familiar yet the title is not coming to me.

From what I watched, it's great, I love the right hand guitar play too. The S-950 sounds awesome in your control. Thanks for sharing.

Very enjoyable.
Thanks for sharing.
Eric

Thank you for watching, guys,

Montunoman, it’s “tic tic tac” by “carrapicho”. A Russian cover was popular here decades ago; I tried to play it once and realized it sounded fun on an arranger.

Yes, of course. It was driving me crazy not remembering the title !

What I heard was very good! I really liked the nylon guitar; very authentic. I enjoyed all the latin tunes!

Very interesting arrangement on Besame Mucho!

Don P