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Originally Posted By abacus So what's the point, you may as well just pick a track from a streaming service and make it look like you are playing, rather than actually playing. (Easy play features on organs morphed into arrangers so you no longer nee
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Originally Posted By TapasOriginally Posted By Diki Buckle up, everyone. I don't think you realize this is all coming far sooner than you expect... I share your sentiments Diki. I think the keyboard manufacturers would be compelled to respond to t
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Originally Posted By Diki Buckle up, everyone. I don't think you realize this is all coming far sooner than you expect... I share your sentiments Diki. I think the keyboard manufacturers would be compelled to respond to the growing demand, interes
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Maybe I missed it, but I think it also needs a way to have it progress through the song's REGULAR structure if you don't alter it. Currently it seems to loop each section endlessly and it's up to you to trigger the sections correctly (again, probably
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Nice... sort of Ableton Live on an arranger..! I think there's one small problem. Let's say you've got a couple of hundred songs to choose from (live) with up to 22 Marker points in each 😱. Maybe you can do better, but I honestly doubt I'd be abl
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Nice to hear back from you, Russ. The view from the top certainly looks different from down here in the trenches! I've always thought of the music 'industry' (as opposed to the 'art') as a pyramid. For every one who reaches the peak, there needs to
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Originally Posted By Tapas The human mind craves for perfection. This explains the demand for photoshopped models on glamour magazines. These magazines would not sell so well if original unedited photos were featured on their covers. And therein
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Performing with Live Audio Tracks using KETRON EVM AjamSonic and Yamaha Genos - You need to watch and hear this to believe:- https://youtu.be/5P9be5ed_w0
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Hi Russ, Thanks for sharing your decades of experience as a working musician in the film industry. Your skills cannot be replaced. You will always be in demand. I find it fascinating how SynthZone gives us a global platform to meet and learn from o
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A nice tribute !!!
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Captain Russ Always a pleasure to read your thoughts of wisdom over the years !!!!!!!! Hoping for more years to come Ron ( a long time fan)
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That's right, Diki. I remember when disco was all over the place. Lots of musicians making their living playing live were working themselves into a frazzle. This was about 1980, I think. While the kind of jobs available changed, there were still opp
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Originally Posted By Tapas I think no matter how far AI advances there will still be an audience who would appreciate raw talent and pay to hear gifted performers. Individuals with exceptional capabilities will never be replaced by AI. Assumin
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Hi Gunnar, Yes, I do remember the Roland E-15 and E-20 Intelligent Arrangers. Keyboard Magazine published a glowing review on the Roland E-20. They said it took a flame thrower to get their hands off this additive toy. I purchased the Roland Pro-E
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Tnx for the info Bill. 👍
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Originally Posted By Diki ........It's going to be an interesting next 10 years 😱🤣 If we live that long, it might be interesting to see how it develops .... 🤔😁 I remember Roland E-15 / E-20 INTELLIGENT Synthesizers.
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Originally Posted By DikiThe day an AI gets up on stage on my gig, I'll worry! I'm long past the age that I'd worry about it doing my studio gigs, and honestly I'm not much interested in 'producing' most of the vapid modern chart type stuff anyway! T
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Oh Lord, don't make my head any bigger! I really only try to pass on what worked for ME, and there's dozens of ways to skin a cat! But I've always had a horror of laptops. I just don't find them aesthetic on stage. They distract us, and they distrac
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The day an AI gets up on stage on my gig, I'll worry! I'm long past the age that I'd worry about it doing my studio gigs, and honestly I'm not much interested in 'producing' most of the vapid modern chart type stuff anyway! The minute I threw in a di
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I used to lug a B3 and 147 around back in the day, but holy hell, not at 70! 😱 If weight didn't enter into it for the rest of the world, they wouldn't make lightweight arrangers! The US market for them is pretty slim these days (I honestly don't
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Those we have lost RIP Bill
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Thanks for your input Bill. Probably most of my midifiles will be years old now, and some more recent. Like you I have been collecting from various sources for years. It is time for me to eat humble pie. Embarrassed but I hope it helps
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Next Keyboard LIVE session scheduled for Friday, March 13 at 2pm UK time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xw39cotcZ4 Set your notification on YouTube.
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Performing musicians who are already struggling with rising costs and shrinking budgets how have to grapple with a new challenge – the rise in popularity of AI Generated Music. Rick Beato drives home this reality citing the example of AI generate
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The Roland GS became the most common format as it was included as the default for Windows PCs. Bill
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