Hello, Dear Synthzoners,

I've just made a new video. Obviously, my videos are public for everyone on YouTube, but here I share it with you in a more personal way,

anyway, I keep working on my set which includes both keyboards, PSR for ensemble-kind of music and Juno DS for piano-kind of music. Today I finally made a first video of this type. It doesn't take a lot of time to make a short video like this, but sometimes you just don't feel like doing it and in that case it's usually a lot of effort and little result. But today after seeing some friends I felt more inspired to do it. It's about that forcing oneself is not always a good idea.

Okay, here it is, hope, there'll be something interesting for you. Thank you for watching!

Masterful. Loved the Roland- and one of my favorites "Caruso/Te Voglio Bene Assai"

Bravo very well done
Nice assortment of tunes demonstrated...
I loved the Roland Juno Pianos really impressive
do you make use of the Juno pattern Pads also?

Thank you

Beautiful performance on both instruments. BRAVO!

Gary

Thank you, Gary!



Thank you, Sparky; hope to cover this tune more completely sometime later.



Thank you, Donny; as for pads, there’s a problem: I set some chimes sound for one of them, but it turned out, that it gets cut off with the piano sound that I play on the keyboard. In other words, it doesn’t have a polyphony priority, unless I keep the pad’s button pressed till the sound fades out. There are also rhythmical phrases and even melodic phrases. Both work fine, but nothing like an arranger; rhythms aren’t very sophisticated, and melodic phrases have no chord recognition. On the other hand, with a right mood it can be useful, maybe I’ll make a video of it one day.

I understand probably better utilized using the pads in a sequencing scenario with multitracks to record the song parts
then just play piano on top?..

Kabinopus ... Very, very nice ... sounds like an audition recording for the various styles of music you play ...



The first time I heard this song it was being sung by a young woman in a Las Vegas lounge ... I've loved it since ...