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#485637 - 01/02/20 06:22 PM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: Kabinopus]
W Tracy Parnell Offline
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Beautiful job again!
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#485656 - 01/03/20 01:06 AM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: tony mads usa]
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Not much that I can add to the praise that has already been bestowed upon you, you are a most accomplished performer and gifted musician my friend. And as regards the Yamaha PSR-3000 for some reason or other it was and has remained a classic among the Yamaha PSR models much as the Korg PA50/PA80 among Korg keyboards.
I recall owning a PSR-3000 for a short stretch of time in 2009 and in as far as I know there is only one song (unfortunately ) that I recorded with this keyboard, see link below.
Keep on sharing your music and thoughs with us from Russia!!!

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John

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#485664 - 01/03/20 05:28 AM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: john smies]
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I just listened again and pieces of music like this presented really make you wonder why do I need an arranger KB, styles etc,
to create music with so many other choices out there....?

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#485669 - 01/03/20 06:38 AM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: Dnj]
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Thank you, Tony, Montunoman, W Tracy Parnell, John for your comments.

Originally Posted By Dnj
I just listened again and pieces of music like this presented really make you wonder why do I need an arranger KB, styles etc,
to create music with so many other choices out there....?



In my case I can only answer to this question with this very video: mostly I prefer either do everything on-the-fly, or not to do it at all. Step-by-step kind of work is not reality for me; after all, to me playing music is about emotions, and when it becomes more like working in the office at your desk (I mean computer based setups) I don’t really picture myself in that scenario. In the same time, commercial music is indeed more like engineered rather than played, and arranger keyboards don’t have much to do with that process.


Edited by Kabinopus (01/03/20 06:39 AM)

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#485672 - 01/03/20 07:31 AM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: Kabinopus]
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Originally Posted By Kabinopus
Thank you, Tony, Montunoman, W Tracy Parnell, John for your comments.

Originally Posted By Dnj
I just listened again and pieces of music like this presented really make you wonder why do I need an arranger KB, styles etc,
to create music with so many other choices out there....?



In my case I can only answer to this question with this very video: mostly I prefer either do everything on-the-fly, or not to do it at all. Step-by-step kind of work is not reality for me; after all, to me playing music is about emotions, and when it becomes more like working in the office at your desk (I mean computer based setups) I don’t really picture myself in that scenario. In the same time, commercial music is indeed more like engineered rather than played, and arranger keyboards don’t have much to do with that process.


very true words...........well said....we have become a music creative world of automation in so many ways leaving the
real creativity behind we once had. But it is not gone
just pushed to the side, you just have to recreate it, throw away the crutches, detox yourself, and go back to it again.

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#485681 - 01/03/20 08:40 AM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: Dnj]
W Tracy Parnell Offline
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Originally Posted By Dnj
I just listened again and pieces of music like this presented really make you wonder why do I need an arranger KB, styles etc,
to create music with so many other choices out there....?



Agree 100 percent.
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#485706 - 01/03/20 02:53 PM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: Kabinopus]
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Very beautiful. I always look for your videos. I know they will be something special. Thank you for sharing your beautiful music.

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#485707 - 01/03/20 03:38 PM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: Kabinopus]
spalding1968 Offline
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Loc: United Kingdom
That was really wonderful music . Those tremelo strings sounded completely authentic . I thought you were using VST’s . You are very talented 👌

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#485709 - 01/03/20 04:20 PM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: spalding1968]
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Thank you again for reminding me what a great kb I have with the PSR 3000.
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#485827 - 01/04/20 01:29 PM Re: PSR-3000 - Romantic Guitar Ballad [Re: spalding1968]
Kabinopus Offline
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Registered: 11/11/04
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Thank you for listening, guys,

Originally Posted By spalding1968
Those tremelo strings sounded completely authentic . I thought you were using VST’s


It reminds me that before I got PSR-3000 in about 2008, I was focused on using VST. Tried a lot of software and libraries, had a midi-keyboard, but eventually got PSR-3000 (had a good deal) and forgot about VST altogether. It’s hard to argue that VST can provide a higher quality, flexibility and affordability, perhaps, it’s not just my cup of tea.

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