Very nice. As always, Tostie shows us how it can be done.

About the only thing I'd say to help would be, have you ever considered a footswitch unit or MIDI switches..? That's a lot of button pushing, at times. I can only imagine what you could play if you NEVER had to lift either hand from the keyboard!

There is always just something not right for you Diki, hells it must be grand to be perfect.

Now that was a really nice performance

Oh, good Lord! Pot to kettle... message received.

But was it understood Diki, that's the most important bit, I doubt it was and ever will be.

Sorry? What was that? Did you say something..?!

Actually Diki's post was not at all negative. He was simply suggesting that footswitches could make live performance easier. It was a constructive suggestion.

Though some of the best keyboard players I have seen live have played the control buttons during live performance as flawlessly as they played the keyboard and has been a real treat to watch.

I liked how Tostie handled the buttons...it was pure "choreography of the hands".

Personally, I only use a sustain and volume pedal, and I prefer activating fills and changing registrations via panel buttons.

Whatever floats your boat.

Ian

I agree !!!

( though do you think that "Whatever floats your boat" was best supported by an image of the Titanic?? )