Loved it.
But, not worried about losing my A/L or Antler gigs to her.....just yet.
Eddie

Very cool clip . She is obviously a gifted performer and to be able to sing and remember all the performance features of her set up and play live lead on keys requires great skill and dexterity.

But I doubt you could shout out a song she knows and she would be able to do an arrangement of it on the spot live .

That’s the strength of an arranger keyboard .

Very true...

But i would love to see some loops added to the arrangers..
Arrangers are slowly turning into full fledged workstations..

Unless you do lots of synth programming, for my money, arrangers have always been a better choice than a "workstation" in any studio that does simple recording, or songwriting. Having the patterns, and drums styles are a great creative motivator, and most quality boards have all the sounds you'd need for an average project. For more specific things, there are soft synths. In the programming category, I think Korg has the most to offer. It's a deep architecture for synth creation, and sound manipulation. Yamaha has great samples, but less tweak-ability. (in the arrangers)

To go even simpler - With all the sounds, and loops I have in Logic, I can record almost any project with a simple midi controller (Akai MPK-249) and my trusty iMac.

Nice find Bachus. She is obviously a very talented performer. Enjoyed it.
Mitch

With all these comments, and side notes I find it mildly amusing that the original title of "One Man Band" is spotlighting the musings of a woman.
Rock on, sister.

This is why the younger generation has no interest in arranger keyboards.... Too much other gear out there to make music.