I love the simplicity of my setup for small settings!

And here is the setup in the facility. I wanted to video the program, but you hear one of the activity team telling me I cannot do it, but at least I was able to do this.

Graham ... first of all, I am envious of you not having to wear heavy clothing in the month of December...
I would have loved to hear some of what you do, especially because you play the KORG Pa900 ... I would love to hear some of the songs you play ... how big a room are the internal speakers good for - is it the same system that is in the Pa600?

Hi Tony, I use it on its own in rooms where I have up to 50 people, so some quite large rooms, even with some high ceilings. Other than that, or where I play in an atrium, I have a Roland BA330 to reinforce the sound, which I now put by the side of the keyboard so as not to cause any feedback, the internal speakers being my monitors.

I do not know if it is the same as the Pa600.

Thanks Graham

Very interesting videos
May I ask : what is the model of your stand & tablet holder ?

Serge

Graham nice setup Video ......questions....

No Speakers besides the KB?

What did you sync at the end using your phone box on keyboard?

What are those 2 pedal switches on the floor ?

what type of mic headset..?

Hi Serge,

The keyboard stand is an On Stage KS7150 Table Top Keyboard Stand

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EXIMFI/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The iPad stand is a Mic Stand Concertino with an 18 inch gooseneck so I can bring the iPad in over the top of the keyboard, closer to me (so I can see it better :)) This was a great find, because it is very compact and easy to put up. I can also easily pull it out to extend the height as I get out front to talk, referring to my notes on the iPad.

http://store.airturn.com/mic-stand-concertino/

The iPad mount is TheGigEasy

Hi Donny, see my response above to Tony re speakers.

When I plugged the remote mic receiver in I set it to find the best frequency. Then I had to sync the transmitter bodypack to that frequency.

The pedal on my right is an M-Audio SP-2 piano type sustain pedal, that has some good rubber on the bottom to prevent creep.

The pedal on my left is the bluetooth Air-Turn footswitch I use to turn pages on the iPad.

The mic headset is the hypercardioid version of the Countryman E6 which I love. It is the most natural mic I have ever used, not a singer's mic probably, but great for speaking and good for leading singing (which is what I try to do).

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