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What Are You Doing Right Now?
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OP
Headache
Ambassador of all that is Heavy
Ha ha awesome!
You've probably got more deer in your county than we do in the whole state of AZ.
That may be true. San Bernardino county is the largest county in the US at around 20,000 square miles.
PelliX
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I'm questioning my sanity after agreeing to do an Adele song at the singer's request. 
I mean, we've taken on some stuff that the rest of us would never have dreamed of, Bowie, Tears For Fears, Prince, Mike Oldfield, Fool's Garden... When it got to Oasis and Richard Ashcroft/The Verve I said that we had to draw a line in the sand somewhere. I don't mind an acoustic ballad or an oddball song - I even suggest some of those - but, this...
I mean, I get it, this is the payback for all the Chuck Berry and Status Quo I've been putting forward over the years. The thing is, for someone like me who isn't exactly a master of the ivory it's good to tickle the keys sometimes, but I'm more the Lennon/McCartney/Little Richard school of piano. Keep it simple and often enough, hammer the heck out of it.
FWIW, I tried it on my A-30, but I'd need more practice to get the velocity correct. Used the JV-80 and also ran the MIDI in parallel through an EM-10 for little more 'richness'. The patch I'm using on the JV-80 is a custom mix of two pianos that I set up initially for recording Loving Cup by the Stones (yes, that's Nicky Hopkins... that guy was a genius at the keys, just amazing). I think this is why the lower registers sound a little dissonant. I kinda like it though, I think.
I mean, we've taken on some stuff that the rest of us would never have dreamed of, Bowie, Tears For Fears, Prince, Mike Oldfield, Fool's Garden... When it got to Oasis and Richard Ashcroft/The Verve I said that we had to draw a line in the sand somewhere. I don't mind an acoustic ballad or an oddball song - I even suggest some of those - but, this...
I mean, I get it, this is the payback for all the Chuck Berry and Status Quo I've been putting forward over the years. The thing is, for someone like me who isn't exactly a master of the ivory it's good to tickle the keys sometimes, but I'm more the Lennon/McCartney/Little Richard school of piano. Keep it simple and often enough, hammer the heck out of it.
FWIW, I tried it on my A-30, but I'd need more practice to get the velocity correct. Used the JV-80 and also ran the MIDI in parallel through an EM-10 for little more 'richness'. The patch I'm using on the JV-80 is a custom mix of two pianos that I set up initially for recording Loving Cup by the Stones (yes, that's Nicky Hopkins... that guy was a genius at the keys, just amazing). I think this is why the lower registers sound a little dissonant. I kinda like it though, I think.
PelliX
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Fixing it up, then? Cool, should be relatively straightforward for the most part.
I have its cousin. I bought this for $20 five years ago at a charity sale. It cleaned up nice but I’ve never used it live.
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We setup our rehearsal practice on my driveway today. We had a sound guy tweak all the mixer and EQ settings. We are getting ready for an outdoor gig on the 18th over at a place named lake Gregory. Outdoor gig, right on the lake, seats about 200 people.
OP
Headache
Ambassador of all that is Heavy
I Rode my motorcycle up to Jerome (about 45 minutes)
Treated myself to some Haunted Pizano (meatball and burrata) ..... A little chili oil.... Ohhhh man is it so good!
I got a flat front tire on the way home, almost crashed turning down my street!! Have to figure that out tomorrow I guess.
Treated myself to some Haunted Pizano (meatball and burrata) ..... A little chili oil.... Ohhhh man is it so good!
I got a flat front tire on the way home, almost crashed turning down my street!! Have to figure that out tomorrow I guess.
That’s not cool!!
