Very nice work DonM...sorry I'm late commenting...nasty wind/rain/snow storm yesterday wreaked havoc with electricity.

I liked your rendition of Wind Beneath My Wings...great variation on the melody.

Ian

Thanks Ian, I think I have it sounding better since the posts. Weather is bitter here too, high today will only be around 60! I may have to skip golf until it warms back up.
The melody variation in "Wind" was probably because I couldn't remember how it went!
That song was written here by an acquaintance of mine, Larry Henley. Larry was one of the Newbeats, back in the 60s, and in fact was the guy who did the high vocal part in "I Like Bread and Butter" and their other songs. One of my best friends, Dean Mathis, was also in the group. When Dean and I perform together, I do the high part, with the aid of a vocal harmonizer. Dean also uses a harmonizer set to Double and does the unison vocal parts.
DonM

Sounded really good, as if it was just your take on it...worked out very well.

Ian

Don, a while back you posted that you were looking forward to doing a tune or two with "The Captain".


SAME HERE...SAME HERE...SAME HERE...SAME HERE...!


R.

We could sit down on whatever, and trade leads and vocals with no rehearsal at all.....AND KILL!

We have a couple of airports here Russ. Fire up your plane and come on down. Or, I'm not working this weekend, send it for me!

DonM

it is really very simple Don,
an Ace player needs an Ace keyboard, and that is all there is to it.
Welcome to Korgie World


John

Thanks John, I sure hope you are feeling better these days. We need you. Now get to work on resources for the PA3X!
DonM

AAAAAAAAARRRRRRRgggggggggghhhh!!!!!

Don, the King Air is sold...too expensive to justify, and the little Cessna is too hard for these old feet to pedal all the way to Louisiana.

I'm planning some vacation time this year. the last day I took off was 1982.

Hope we can visit soon. That job in Lexington is still in limbo, but you never know...

Russ

Hi Don,
sounded great to me.

Maybe try the Drum Remap Function .

I did a list up for the PA800 a couple of years ago of which drums get remapped to a what . Of course listening to the results whilst changing the various settings is the only way to do it, but it was still interesting to be able to compare the results in a list.

It might change those cross sticks ( Monunoman mentioned) to a more suitable instrument for the song.

Great feature a lot of owners may not be aware of.
A single drum pattern , depending on the pattern, might be able to be used for 4 different variations, starting off with simple & sounding full on by the time you get to vari 4, just by using remapping function.