That was part of a collection Yamaha put out some years ago, I think the collection was called 'Krazy Karaoke" or something like that - had lots of fun songs to sing along to ... I think the friend that bought it got it for his CVP piano and it worked on my (Then) Tyros3 ...

Jim

Nice karaoke cover version as it should be for this type of classic Halloween song good vocals also..
well produced. Works great for a costume parade contest also at a gig.
But this has always been my favorite song perfect orchestration to play with an arranger KB on All Hallows Eve!...

Thanks, maybe I'll work these two up. BTW I sent you a PM.

Black Magic Women

Hey Scott, There's a real nice Yamaha style style I could send you if you need it. Here's me playing it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3acMzg-3QI

Do you use two mics for convenience of standing vs sitting, or for different e.q. for backup vs lead vocals?

I used two mics so I could you the VH on each keyboard. I tried using a stand alone VH with a unit called the Midi Merger but discovered that it doesn’t work the the Yamaha PSR 950.
Eventually I’d like to just use one KB, but I haven’t found a good solution. Most gigs I just use one keyboard but when there’s both lots of Mexican , tropical Latin and “American” , I use both keyboards.

Can't you use just one mic, and use an on/off switch to actuate it? I can't imagine why you need a separate dry mic. Am I misunderstanding how you use it? I'd use the Ketron vocalizer over the Yamaha any day.

Yes, the Ketron VH is better but I’m not sure how to trigger it while I’m playing on my Yamaha. I’m not sure what you mean by using an on/off switch to “actuate it”

Thanks everybody for the input.

montunoman, yes I'd love to try that style.


Scott