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Sometimes you feel an artist shouldn't be hawking a product because it's beneath their standard or our expectations... but they gotta pay the bills like the rest of us. if I was offered an endorsing deal (within ethical reason) & it pays the rent, hell yeah.

SATB from the church hymnals is always a good warm up. Russell Ferrante has some four part exercise that are great!!!!

The dancing machine & sax guy monster, Lenny Picket I believe is the current MD on SNL. Yeah, CT is the master of funk solos & pocket on the organ board & pedals!!!!!! Jim, you're pretty funky your damm self BTW!!!!!!

I've always been a huge BJ fan, that being said... the facts that he still fills ( and sells out) stadiums & we're even talking about him makes him relevant to the times. That in itself is badass but then add that his voice & playing & catalog have stood the test of time. Respect!

I set up the adapters as directed and everything worked! Now it's a much cleaner keyboard space in the church & for gigs. Again thanks everyone.

Yes Stillearning, the TS worked with the sustain & rotor since they are indeed momentary and the TRS works perfectly with the sustain. It's one of those "obvious" details that slithered under my radar, thanks for your help. I'm definitely going to also look into the Redco right angled colored cables eric, again thanks to all for your help... problem solved.

Yes, you stated the obvious. So why does the TS work on the sustain but not the volume? Wouldn't one work for all the pedals... it's an honest question. Thanks

no, more like this... Sorry for the billboard.

I've often wondered why the big manufacturers don't make the 1/4" cables for pedals (volume, sustain, rotor,...) right angled, It would help in tight fitting KB stands & just makes sense. I tried some right angled adapters but they only work on the sustain for some reason. Has anybody found adapters that work for all pedals? Thanks

The Paxton scale.

For what the keyboardist brings to the table 50 clams is... scraps. Pass.

Thanks for the reminder... that can happen to anyone at any age.

Depends on the needs of your gigs & your hands (arthritis, ...)

My music mistresses (fill in the blank of keyboards since the late 70's ) have given me knee & back surgeries that will haunt me forever but the moments of pleasure... well worth it.

Definitely a master of his craft.