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#336969 - 01/21/12 02:09 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: Dnj]
Dnj Offline
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Scott.... KMA is a keeper!

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#336970 - 01/21/12 02:13 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: Dnj]
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There it is Scott...it's official!
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#336971 - 01/21/12 02:14 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: ianmcnll]
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Originally Posted By: ianmcnll
Scott, I can't imagine Donny dumping the KMA...it's just HIM...he is unofficially KING of the KMA...."KMA Donny!"

Sometimes an instrument comes along that just has to remain in one's kit...the KMA seem to have taken Donny's heart...he's in love with KMA.

SZ has a romantic side too, yuh know!

Ian


This is hard to do from my iPhone but I love my S910 also....but little by little I'm getting bored with it day after day.....but never the less its a great gigging arranger for my needs.....the KMA is a backup, & a fun to play unit in every sense of the word.. l8tr

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#336972 - 01/21/12 02:17 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: Dnj]
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Be careful Donny...you're supposed to be workin and gettin' paid...don't let them catch you playin' with your phone...

You'll end up as the dishwasher.

Ian
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#336973 - 01/21/12 02:25 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: ianmcnll]
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Originally Posted By: ianmcnll
Be careful Donny...you're supposed to be workin and gettin' paid...don't let them catch you playin' with your phone...

You'll end up as the dishwasher.

Ian


When your the boss you can do whatever you want .. wink

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#336974 - 01/21/12 02:28 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: Dnj]
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Donny,

I am the boss in our house and I have my wife's permission to say so, I have no doubt it's the same in your house, anyway is this at home or work??


Tony
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#336975 - 01/21/12 02:32 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: Tony Hughes]
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Originally Posted By: Tony Hughes
Donny,

I am the boss in our house and I have my wife's permission to say so, I have no doubt it's the same in your house, anyway is this at home or work??


Tony


Boss was the wrong word Tony ...I meant "KING" singer

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#336981 - 01/21/12 03:00 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: Dnj]
rikkisbears Offline
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Hi Donny,
I imagine for a gig, hook ups could be a bit risky?
Just needs one wrong setting or button push, & you could end up red faced.
For an accordian player or guitar player who's bought it as a module, that's different. You have no choice but to midi up.
Seems to me it would defeat it's portability on a gig if you used a keyboard as a controller with it. Might as well buy a full sized keyboard in the first place.

Home use , that's different.
Something doesn't work the way you expect, no harm done.
2 keyboards , 2 style players, accidently trigger play on both , eek.
Originally Posted By: Dnj
Originally Posted By: lahawk
Cool stuff Donny, you're making me want one more and more.
Have you tried the micro controlled through your S910 yet?


Hi, Larry thank you......in regards to your question the answer is NO I haven't yet,... but, like I said I am not a midi KB hook up type of guy and probably would never do it because for my needs playing them separately is more my thing.....I'm sure someone who is into that kind of stuff will chime in with their experiences. Have a great day!
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#336987 - 01/21/12 03:44 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: rikkisbears]
Fran Carango Offline
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Loc: Levittown, Pa, USA
I have performed for many years..using Midi set ups..2 ,3 and 4 keyboards...using Anatek Pocket pedals , daisy chained, or MX8 Midi control routing boxes....Never had a major problem and set up time never exceeded 10-15 minutes..

If you make sure you hook things up right at home..you won't get the hung notes or midi loops etc...on the gig..

I always experimented with my keyboards (mostly Roland)..midi back into themselves, and turn local off..Many times giving advantages the keyboard could not on it's own...In fact there use to be hidden system files to turn on that were never public...I recall the D70 was great in this aspect..
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#336988 - 01/21/12 04:00 PM Re: My KORG microARRANGER Demo Pt 2 [Re: Fran Carango]
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Donny, thanks for posting another great demo. You really make that little keyboard really shine! Maybe next time you could do some vocals too?
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