Monday, December 26, 2011

Rudy Rosa "Goin Out Of My Head / Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You".

My arrangement of, "Goin out of my head", and, "Can't take my eyes off of you." My old Hammond X-66 clone sounds. The X-66 had the glockenspiel sound that I liked. I created a close likeness of the X-66 with the XK-3 and the Korg T-3, bell sounds. Rudy

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Sunday, December 18, 2011

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

XLR To XLR 50 Feet Microphone Cable Bundle Of 5

!±8± XLR To XLR 50 Feet Microphone Cable Bundle Of 5

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5 XLR-XLR Microphone Cables, 50 Feet Each.

  • 5 XLR-XLR Microphone Cables, 50 Feet Each.

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Saturday, December 10, 2011

Korg SP170 88 Key Digital Piano, White

!±8± Korg SP170 88 Key Digital Piano, White


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Offering an affordable and rewarding piano solution, the Korg SP170 88 Key Digital Piano features an authentic feel and a captivating sound to satisfy the student, novice, or seasoned player. With a clean, fresh design that omits the traditional control panel, the portable and stylish SP-170 emphasizes the vital piano elements: a comfortable keyboard and satisfying sound. The two skillfully sampled concert grand piano sounds capture all the nuances of the performer's touch. A total of ten sounds are provided, including electric pianos, harpsichord, organs, strings, and more. Korg's new Natural Weighted Hammer Action (NH) faithfully reproduces the touch of an acoustic piano and the Key Touch Control offers three levels of sensitivity to match the keyboard response to any playing style. The SP-170's compact body houses a robust, built-in speaker system to deliver a deep and powerful sound along with a Reverb effect which adds depth and spaciousness to the sound; Chorus adds warmth and motion. Two headphone jacks allow for parent/child or student/teacher private practice, or for just sharing with friends. A Damper pedal and music rest complete the SP-170. Compact, unobtrusive, and designed for the modern world, the SP-170 Digital Piano solidly delivers the essential elements of a piano: rich, vibrant sounds and an authentic grand piano feel. Styled to mimic an acoustic piano, the SP-170 boasts a simple and clean design which eliminates the need for a control panel. In place of knobs, buttons and switches, the SP-170 relies on the keys themselves to perform these functions. The built-in stereo sound system features two efficient speakers housed in a bass reflex enclosure to deliver powerful sound. You can choose from two colors - chic black and elegant white - to match the decor of any room. The SP-170 is also lightweight and easy to transport, making it an ideal choice for concerts or live use.

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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Motif Es/fantom/triton/karma/mpc/wav Sound Sample Set!

!±8± Motif Es/fantom/triton/karma/mpc/wav Sound Sample Set!


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So what's in the package??..The Keyboards (all the sounds)* THE ROLAND FANTOM (EVERY SOUND FROM THE BOARD)* THE YAMAHA MOTIF (EVERY SOUND FROM THE BOARD)* THE KORG TRITON (EVERY SOUND FROM THE BOARD)* THE KORG TRITON EXTREME (EVERY SOUND FROM THE BOARD)* THE KORG KARMA (EVERY SOUND FROM THE BOARD)Sound Modules (all the sounds)* E-MU MO PHATT* PLANET PHATT* ROLAND JV-XP* ORBIT* PROTEUS 1* PROTEUS 2* MATRIX* MPC DRUMSThe Collections* THE INDUSTRY SET - SOUNDS AND DRUMS FROM ALL THE HOT PRODUCERS IN THE GAME (SCOTT STORCH, TIMBALAND, DR. DRE, NEPTUNES, HEATMAKERS, JUST BLAZE, JAZZE PHA, RICK ROCK.. THIS DISC ALONE IS WELL WORTH THE MONEY!)* WEST COAST GANGSTA LEADS (Full COllection of all famous leads LIKE OLD SNOOP & DRE TYPE LEADS)- **EXTRA HOT*** NEPTUNES BEAT PACK SOUND SET* AFTERSHOCK GUITARS V.1 (huge collection of processed Guitar samples and riffs)* KAYNE WEST Collection VOL.1 (old school samples, ruff and Grimey sounds like Kayne uses)* KRUNK V.1 (huge collection of down south vocals and dj style sounds)* TIMBALAND BEAT PACK SOUND SET* LIL JOHN SYNTH COLLECTION (THE REAL ONES!! THE FAMOUS LIL JON SYNTH)* LIL JOHN DRUMS COLLECTION (real deal 808/909 collection)* JUST BLAZE COLLECTION (Just Blaze personal Files)* NIGHTCLUB SCENE V.1* DR. DRE BEAT PACK SOUND SET (**EXTRA HOTT**)And much moreFor use in programs such as: FRUITY LOOPS, SONAR, NUENDO, LOGIC AUDIO, COOL EDIT PRO, DIGITAL PERFORMER, PRO TOOLS, CUBASE VST, ACID PRO, ABLETON LIVE, SOUND FORGE, ETC. or professional samplers such as the AKAI MPC series or KORG TRITON workstations. All files in WAV format for use in compatible systems.

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Friday, December 2, 2011

Yamaha P-85 Contemporary Digital Piano

!±8± Yamaha P-85 Contemporary Digital Piano

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The Yamaha P85 Contemporary Digital Piano features 88 keys with improved graded hammer action and improved multistrike piano sample/recordings for rich sound and play in a lightweight and portable keyboard. The P85 has 64 note polyphony; built-in song recorder and metronome; onboard speaker system; and a headphone jack so you can practice silently. Sleek contemporary design fits in any room decor.The P85S gives you realistic, acoustic-like touch response with Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) stereo-sampled piano voices in a compact digital piano with the high quality you expect from Yamaha.Exceptionally high-quality soundThe gorgeous piano sounds of the P-85 feature meticulous digital sampling of a full concert grand pianothat change in tone and volume depending on how you playthanks to Yamaha's sophisticated AWM stereo sampling.Realistic, acoustic-like touch responseEnjoy authentic, naturally expressive key touchmodeled after an actual acoustic piano, from the low notes to the highwith the Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) keyboard.Ultra-compact, stylish designThe attractive, slim, lightweight design of the instrumentless than 25 lbs.suits virtually any room decor, while the built-in speaker system fills your room with luscious sound.Extensive voice selection and dual-voice functionThe versatile P-85 also gives you a variety of other high-quality instrument voices, including electric pianos, organs, strings, and harpsichordplus a Dual Voice feature for playing two voices at once.Record your performanceYou can capture your own playing with the song recording feature, then play it back for studying or accompaniment. There's even a built-in metronome for practicing and recording in perfect time.Expressive half-pedal controlFeatures a half-pedal effect that gives you greater acoustic-like expressive control over the sound (with optional FC3 Foot Controller or LP-5 Pedal Unit).Matching Stand (optional)The optional stands provide stability and optimum sound projection for the instr

  • Improved multistrike piano sample/recordings Improved graded hammer action64-note polyphony
  • Contemporary slim design Compatible with the L85 Wood Digital Piano Stand (sold separately)
  • Built-in amplifiers and speakers MIDI I/O Headphone jack Black finish
  • Built-in song recorder and metronome Half-damper effect using optional FC3 Pedal or LP5 pedal unit

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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Exceeder - Korg M50 and Microkorg

My cover of the famous electro song: Exceeder by Mason. Gear: Korg M50 (drums, bassline, sweep effects Microkorg (lead sound, programmed by myself) Played live, not sequenced. I did not write this song, nor is it meant to sound exactly like the original.

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Sunday, November 27, 2011

Electric Guitar Effects Pedals - Using Guitar Effects Pedals With Keyboards - Improve Guitar Voices

!±8± Electric Guitar Effects Pedals - Using Guitar Effects Pedals With Keyboards - Improve Guitar Voices

Introduction

I recently read an editorial stating that although Keyboards are primarily used with computer DAW's, (Digital Audio Workstations) most musician users are in fact guitarists. However, for me it's the other way round as my problem as a keyboard player has been my inability to record guitar tracks, due to my lack of skill as a guitarist. As Keyboard technologies are developing continually, the Guitar voices on modern instruments are sounding more and more authentic. However, these voices still do fall short of the real thing especially when it comes to Guitar Rock solos.

Fortunately, with the advent of superb guitar software plug-ins and effects I can, with careful programming and canny use of the pitch and modulation wheels, use my keyboard to produce some pretty convincing guitar tracks when I am writing music or creating backing tracks.

Practical application for 'live' work

Using a computer on stage is impractical, so how can I adapt these new found skills in my 'live' work - and why should I need to anyway? The answer is Electric Guitar Effects Pedals.

But first, let us look at the Keyboard player's lot.

Hands up all those Keyboard Players who have struggled during a gig, to be heard over the Guitarist, whose only aim in life is to make your ears bleed.

Yep, thought so.

Also, having to provide piano, strings, brass, second lead etc., we tend to feel a bit unappreciated when the guitarist only has to play one power chord for all the males in a venue to roll up there eyes in ecstasy, and start playing 'Air Guitar'. Don't get me wrong, I have worked with some brilliant guitarists, but I have also worked with some whose only concept of balance, is not falling off the stage while totally wasted. So, back to my original question - why would I adapt my new 'keyboard/guitar' skills for live work?

No Band. No Guitarist

In my case, I also play as a soloist or with another musician in a duo. Both of these combinations have a rock influence, and as such, each requires those guitar licks and solos - but I don't have a guitarist. So I have programmed my keyboard to send the Keyboard guitar voices out via an assignable spare output and have connected that to a Guitar Multi-effects Pedal.

Many Keyboards now have spare audio output jacks that enable you to patch any voice on your keyboard via that output. This nicely separates that voice from the keyboards normal stereo output. I use a Yamaha Tyros for most of my live work, and My Korg M3 also has the ability to assign voices separately. By using a multi-effects pedal I have a wealth of Guitar effects voices at hand, and by connecting to a separate channel(s) on the PA the increased ambience and dynamics of the guitar sound is greatly enhanced to spectacular effect. Obviously, you could use a specific single Effects Pedal instead - e.g. Compressor or Overdrive pedal - to equally good effect. But personally I would go for the Multi-Effects Pedal.

The types of Keyboard Guitar Voices I use are generally the straight acoustic guitar voices which modify nicely with the Effect Pedal. I also use the clean electric guitar sounds as well, which are also very effective. Experimentation is the key.

When playing, make good use of your pitch and modulation wheels to imitate those pitch bends and vibrato techniques, and you will soon hear some pretty convincing sounds - especially during your solos. I would also add that using the Effects Pedals is not exclusive to your Guitar sounds. Assigning other voices through the pedal can produce some excellent results too. For example, try out the Hammond Organ sound with some distortion effects on your pedal - WOW - Deep Purple man. I know that all keyboards have their own inbuilt DSP (Digital Signal Processor) effects that you can apply to your internal voices, but diverting that sound separately through your PA via the Effects Pedal is really cool.

So, using my new found studio skills has now resulted in some great sounding live Guitar solos.

Conclusion

At a recent gig I had my first 'air guitar' player. Yes fellow 'Keyboardists', while playing the guitar solo to Thin Lizzys' Whiskey in the Jar, I looked up to see a guy - legs apart, eyes rolled up, actually standing in front of me 'THE KEYBOARD PLAYER', playing Air Guitar.

I had finally become a Guitar Hero. Well, the euphoria lasted almost until lunch the next day.

The thing is; as a Keyboard player, have I sold out? Do I even care?

Having an ego as big as any band member (yes, even the drummer), my answer has got to be. 'Darn it - if it works, don't knock it'.


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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Yamaha P80 88-Key Graded Hammer Effect Digital Piano

!±8± Yamaha P80 88-Key Graded Hammer Effect Digital Piano

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Whether you're practicing at home, playing with the band, or doing a live solo performance, the Yamaha P80 88-Key Graded Hammer Effect Digital Piano offers the features you need. The P80 boasts superb acoustic and electric piano voices, along with a number of other essential instruments such as organs, bass, and even strings. Thanks to the "graded hammer effects" on this keyboard, the action is as close to that real thing as you can get. Leave it to Yamaha, a world leader in acoustic pianos, to develop a keyboard with action that's virtually indistinguishable from the real thing. Just as on a traditional acoustic piano, the keys of the lower notes have a heavier touch, while the higher ones are more responsive to lighter playing. The keyboard's sensitivity can even be adjusted to match your playing style.

  • Great keyboard for home and stage performers
  • Graded hammer effect sounds just like a piano
  • PC interface for computer connectivity
  • Two-track sequencer for composing
  • Ultra-slim and lightweight design

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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Popular Brands of 88 Key Synthesizers

!±8± Popular Brands of 88 Key Synthesizers

88 key synthesizers are made for professional music players. As the name suggests it contains 88 keys. There are several popular brands of 88 key synthesizers. Here's providing a list of few below.

- Korg: Korg is a very reputed name in the world of musical instruments. Mr. Tsutomu Katoh founded the company in the year 1963. They first produced The Disc Rotary Auto Electric Machine (Doncamatic DA-20). After this, Korg went on creating different instruments. Today they are one of the leading synthesizer makers. Some of their very popular synthesizers are, POLY-800 Synthesizer (world's first polyphonic synthesizer that costs below 00), M1 Music Workstation etc.

The Korg TR88 88 key Weighted synth workstation is one of the very popular brands of 88 key synthesizers. It has got a 64MB ROM, packed up with various new sounds. This hi fi gizmo also contains USB MIDI capabilities and portable SD card data storage. It has also got a brilliant sound engine.

- Yamaha: Another big name in the instrument scenario, Mr. Torakusu Yamaha founded the company in 1887.previously the company was named as Nippon Gakki Company, Limited. The name was changed to The Yamaha Corporation in October 1987, on the eve of their 100th anniversary. Some popular products in 88 key synthesizer of Yamaha are Yamaha Motif XS8 88 Key Workstation, Yamaha MO8 Production Synthesizer etc.

Yamaha SO8 88 Key Programmable Synthesizer is a full size synthesizer. Its sound is very realistic. It has got a compilation of the best 700 voices of Yamaha. This model contains a complete XG and General MIDI Level 2 voice.

Yamaha Motif XS8 88 Key Workstation is another model of 88 key synthesizers. It has got brilliant sound quality, a huge recording facility, mixing controls, which are of studio level and scope of effect processing.

Roland: Roland is a Japanese manufacturer of instruments. Mr. Ikutaro Kakehashi founded this company on 18th April 1972. The company was at first located in Osaka. Then in 2005 it was relocated in Hamamatsu in Shizuoka Prefecture. Roland has a varied range of synthesizers. Roland SH3A, Roland SH1000. All these are popular models of Roland.

The Roland Fantom X8 88 Key Sampling Workstation has nearly 1G.B of wave memory and 128-voice polyphone, which is very powerful.

- Alesis: This is another brand among the popular brands of 88 key synthesizers. This brand makes instruments especially for live and studio performances. Mainly professional and semi professional players use this brand. It is not suitable for beginners. The products of this brand are not that much expensive. They have made some brilliant gadgets too. Nano synth, Nano Bass, Nano Piano, AndromedaA6 etc are some of them.

The Alesis FUSION 8HD 88Key Weighted Keyboard has got four synthesizers. It also has RAM facility that can be expanded, effect processor and many other things. The pack looks fabulous.

So, these are the popular brands of 88 Key Synthesizers. There are many other brands that provide 88 key synthesizers. But these are considered to be the best in the business.


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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Lambada - Korg PA 800.m4v

Lambada - Singer = Kaoma Bands = Banda Bahiana, Banda Copacabana, London All Stars Steel Band Orchestra and many others, Keyboard live mit Begleitautomatik. * I do not take claim to any of the original materials used in this video. All rights are reserved by the respective record company's and artists!

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Sunday, November 6, 2011

Korg Triton Sequencing and Sampling

Hi, this is a sequence i made. The initial sound uses sequenced voices (one note) that has been turned into a pad. I than create a sequence in the sequencer, resample than use the new sample in the sequence.

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