Posted by: Stephenm52
Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 02:58 PM
Here's a couple of quick demos I did on the PA800 using the MP3 board. Pretty much one take , mistakes included.
http://public.box.net/stephenm5276396
Posted by: ianmcnll
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 03:11 PM
Nicely done, Steve.
What styles did you use?
Thanks for sharing.
Ian
Posted by: Stephenm52
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 03:28 PM
Originally posted by ianmcnll:
Nicely done, Steve.
What styles did you use?
Thanks for sharing.
Ian
Thanks Ian, Django for Puttin on the Ritz and 70s Beat Groove for Watermelon Man.
Posted by: DonM
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 03:35 PM
Thanks Steve, it sounds really good!
I'd forgotten about Watermelon Man. Great song.
DonM
Posted by: ianmcnll
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 03:36 PM
Worked out real nice, Steve...good choice of styles.
The organ sound in Watermelon Man was cool!
Ian
Posted by: abacus
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 05:26 PM
Great playing, but not impressed with the Mute Trumpet featured in Putting on the Ritz. (I presume that was the instrument used) also nice organ sounds on Watermelon man, but defiantly no Hammond.
Look forward to more posts
Bill
Posted by: tony mads usa
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 05:53 PM
Good job Steve ...
Originally posted by abacus:
defiantly no Hammond.
Bill
The only thing that's a Hammond is a
HAMMOND !!!
t.
Posted by: Dnj
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 07:33 PM
Great job Steve thanx for sharing your really getting the hang of the KORG PA800...what a great sounding KB!
Posted by: Dreamer
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/22/07 11:39 PM
Steve,
loved the organ in Watermelon man. Those Korg organs have really a smooth and silky quality to them.
Posted by: Stephenm52
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 03:43 AM
Originally posted by abacus:
Great playing, but not impressed with the Mute Trumpet featured in Putting on the Ritz. (I presume that was the instrument used) also nice organ sounds on Watermelon man, but defiantly no Hammond.
Look forward to more posts
Bill
Bill thanks. Ironically enough the reason I posted what Korg calls the " Wah Trumpet " and not something else because during some recent gigs at nursing homes and one at a country club Thursday night I watched the audiences eyes grow wide when I used the "Wah Trumpet" Go figure?
I'm enjoying the PA800, thanks Don, Tony, Donny, Mike and Dreamer.
Posted by: captain Russ
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 11:29 AM
Good stuf, Steve. As I remember, for Watermellon Man, if you're in C, the changes were C, B flat, F. E flat, etc. Could be an option. Sort of like "On Broadway".
Enjoyed it!
R.
Posted by: Scott Langholff
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 11:53 AM
HI Steve
Sounds good, glad you're enjoying the 800. As for the wah trumpet, speaking as a trumpet player, you are playing in the octave that makes it sound like a trombone, kind of, so just play an octave higher and it should sound just right
Best
Scott
http://ScottLMusic.com/Lessons
Posted by: Benno Kattenat
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 01:47 PM
fellos check this kid out, [url=bennohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpBR1QCnkWQ&feature=related][url=bennohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpBR1QCnkWQ&feature=related][url=bennohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpBR1QCnkWQ&feature=related]bennohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpBR1QCnkWQ&feature=related[/url][/url][/url]
Posted by: Benno Kattenat
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 02:06 PM
how do i edit my last post & post the link?? it dont work for me, benno
Posted by: mikeathome1
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 02:27 PM
sorry double post
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Posted by: mikeathome1
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 02:29 PM
Originally posted by mikeathome1:
[b] [QUOTE]Originally posted by Benno Kattenat:
[b]fellos check this kid out,
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpBR1QCnkWQ&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpBR1QCnkWQ&feature=related[/url]
[This message has been edited by mikeathome1 (edited 12-23-2007).]
Posted by: Dnj
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 02:50 PM
I think we've seen him before great player.....!
btw I love the pajamas too
Posted by: Stephenm52
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 03:12 PM
That kid has got some nice moves. I remember seeing him in the past as well.
Scott, thanks for the tip on the Wah Trumpet I'll give that 1 octave higher a try.
Russ, I was playing in F, the changes were F7, Bb7, F7, C7,Bb7, C7,Bb7, C7, Bb7, F7. I'll do a little experimenting.
Posted by: tony mads usa
Re: Don Mason as you requested - 12/23/07 08:38 PM