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    That sounds pretty cool Steve. I just started fooling around with my 7500's sequencer. I have not produced anything worthwhile yet but it's a lot of fun to use! Thanks for the positive feedback.
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    New recording. Multiple synthesizer themes. Various rhythm patterns.
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    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).
  4. SteveCoscia
    Wow! Nice groove. Good keyboard solo too.
  5. SteveCoscia
    Nice textures Bill.
  6. SteveCoscia
    Indeed. The Brendel rendition is real good. Bach's melody is so lively and inviting. It grabs the listener.
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    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.
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    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.
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