Thank Tapas, good fine. Nice to see a younger, enthusiastic person demonstrating. Also, most of the keyboard demonstrations I’ve seen have been done by older European men, so it’s nice see a non European woman demonstrating. Perhaps this could help reach a wider audience?

I think she did a good job of explaining what an arranger keyboard can do in a fun and entertaining way. I’m sure she could play just fine without all the canned intro, outros, and auto accompaniment but she’s just demonstrating possibilities. Just because an arranger keyboard has features like auto accompaniment, pre-programmed intro/ outros, one touch settings, doesn’t you have to use them.

Also, it was nice to see her demonstrate, using the keyboard along with another musician. I do this, too, all the time with horn players, percussionists, guitarists and violin and singers. An arranger keyboard doesn’t have to be limited to 0MB players.. nothing wrong with that, but there’s lots of ways to make music!