Originally Posted By: ianmcnll
Originally Posted By: Dnj
isnt that always a problem....and one I see time and time again..people play the arranger sounds like a piano instead of the way the instrument should be played & sound.
As a kid in music class I would go to see the NY Philharmonic Orchestra and sit there with my eyes closed to pick out each instrument being played in songs and try to guess what they were.....even difficult ones like bassoon, Piccolo, Oboe, marimba, Glockenspiel, etc,......it's real good practice to do this even if you listen to recordings with closed eyes.....it will let you develop a sense of how the instrument should be played on the arranger KB so you can recreate it while playing a song. headphone


Donny, do have any recordings of yourself emulating any of the above instruments?

I find Sax about the hardest, and I'm still working on it, and much better than I used to be. I think the SA2 voices really helped as well.

When I did Somewhere Over The Rainbow, back on one of the other threads, I found the T4's SA2 Jazz Sax a real treat to play.

The SA Saxophone in the S950 is really good as well...any tunes you have done that can showcase it?

Ian


Ian I rarely use any Sax except the GROWL Sax which I love for solos ......sometimes I'll use the Tenor for Bossas etc......
I never use the mod wheel also but that's just my style of playing... if I get time I'll record a few licks with different instrument on the S950 for you....there are no rules I say just good sounding music...I'm no Peter Baartmans playing but I don't think he sings as well as me either just sayin',lol wink but, I'm confident in my abilities & hold my own on stage with the best of them playig My Way.. cool2 keys