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New recording. Multiple synthesizer themes. Various rhythm patterns.

 

[Let's hear it!!! Post your music here!]

I've dragged my feet on this long enough. Been on this forum for just over a year without posting any music. Keep in mind that I don't practice due to my travel schedule. Here's a Synth Noodling piece using my two Casios (XW-P1 and WK-7500).

 

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From a recent gig:

 

[video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7QpkkUG_9U

 

Wow! Nice groove. Good keyboard solo too.

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Nice textures Bill.

[A Bach Thread]

My favorite recording of this piece is Alfred Brendel.

 

Indeed. The Brendel rendition is real good. Bach's melody is so lively and inviting. It grabs the listener.

[A Bach Thread]

Years ago, I memorized the 3rd Movement of Bach's Italian Concerto. A terrific composition with a bright melody and it was also a great left hand workout. Learning Bach's Italian Concerto had a positive influence on my playing.

 

When there a lull on stage or the crew needed a few minutes, I'd play it using the ARP 4 Voice Piano's harpsichord tone. Fun times. This thread has inspired me to find the sheet music.

[Introductions?]

Brian,

 

I used to play a KORG Delta and a KORG Poly 61. I also had an ARP 4 Voice Piano, KORG EPS1 and a Moog Prodigy.

 

Back in the early 1980s, I asked a service technician to hot rod my Delta with additional modulation waveforms (internally wired to the audio output) and an he also installed a modulation intensity knob. It was real cool - great effects. Years later, I needed money so I sold the Delta. It was a versatile synth for its time.