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#475298 - 09/02/19 12:57 PM
Re: Are you addicted to style playing?
[Re: Dnj]
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Registered: 03/22/17
Posts: 449
Loc: Mountain Home, AR
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I'm like DonM. Almost 100% styles. I consider bass drums and one voice from a style still a style.
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#475320 - 09/02/19 05:56 PM
Re: Are you addicted to style playing?
[Re: Dnj]
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Registered: 09/24/02
Posts: 581
Loc: Raleigh, NC
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In the last ~10-12 years, I have primarily used styles. Years ago, I played keys in a 6 pc band so the "styles" were played the rhythm section of the band! :-) But these days, it's mostly with styles (often modified in various ways).
When I play my organ (Hauptwerk 'virtual organ'), I play just organ, manuals and pedals. I miss having pedals for certain kinds of non-style-oriented music on keyboards, but I kind of grew tired of carrying pedals and setting them up with everything else. So ~90% of my keyboard playing is with Styles, and ~10% is with no style (just playing piano, or strings, or orchestral, etc.). I have tried "for fun" playing along to MP3s and MIDI files, but generally it's not for me I find ...
Jim
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Genos / Tyros5 / HK Lucas Nano 600 / FTB Maxx 40a / EV ZX1A / Rock'n'Roller cart / Hauptwerk virtual pipe organ / misc other audio & music toys
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