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#337739 - 01/27/12 03:25 PM
Korg MicroArranger at rehearsal
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#337741 - 01/27/12 03:36 PM
Re: Korg MicroArranger at rehearsal
[Re: Fran Carango]
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Registered: 07/27/05
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Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Fran, the singing is very nice, the girl is a real looker, and I love the tune, but I can't say the sound of the keyboard impressed at all.
Really, it sounds like a Casio to me, and I'm not trying to be insulting to Casio users, as some sound very good.
The midi file was very well done, but the whole background sounded one-dimensional to me.
The horn solo was very bland, the electric piano about the same...the strings were quite nice, but it's all not what I expected from the instrument, as Donny had a much better sound out of it on his demos (and he only used styles and simple right hand).
Maybe it was the way you recorded it? I'm in no way trying to bash the Korg, honestly, but I am saying I'm disappointed compared to what I heard from Donny.
Maybe you need some of John Smies's magic enhancements?
Ian
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