I feel like this is relevant today regardless

I feel like this is relevant today regardless

Thanks, I feel the same way. It seems there’s always an agenda And solutions aren’t always part of it. Sometimes the solution is just magical thinking.

[quote=gesceap]I feel like this is relevant today regardless[/quote] Thanks, I feel the same way. It seems there’s always an agenda And solutions aren’t always part of it. Sometimes the solution is just magical thinking.

A lot of yelling and no dialogue doesn't help anyone.

[quote=OleJazzer][quote=gesceap]I feel like this is relevant today regardless[/quote] Thanks, I feel the same way. It seems there’s always an agenda And solutions aren’t always part of it. Sometimes the solution is just magical thinking.[/quote] A lot of yelling and no dialogue doesn't help anyone.

Hey this is really cool abstract work. Great back story too. Love the vocals and the vocoder. Something very subversive and early Devo about this.

Hey this is really cool abstract work. Great back story too. Love the vocals and the vocoder. Something very subversive and early Devo about this.

Would like to know more details about the Arturia keyboard and guitar synth set up.  Great sounds. What about solar??

Would like to know more details about the Arturia keyboard and guitar synth set up. Great sounds. What about solar??

Thanks

[quote=NWSPR]Hey this is really cool abstract work. Great back story too. Love the vocals and the vocoder. Something very subversive and early Devo about this.[/quote] Thanks

I’ll fill in more details later on today but for now it’s an Arturia 88 & The guitar send is a fishman. Both are new. And I’m still on that steep part of the learning curve. Solar really wasn’t on the serious  horizon in the 1960’s.

[quote=NWSPR]Would like to know more details about the Arturia keyboard and guitar synth set up. Great sounds. What about solar??[/quote] I’ll fill in more details later on today but for now it’s an Arturia 88 & The guitar send is a fishman. Both are new. And I’m still on that steep part of the learning curve. Solar really wasn’t on the serious horizon in the 1960’s.

I was not familiar with the 88 but watched a video.  Looks pretty cool.  I have some smaller Arturia gear like the keystep and microbrute that I have been very happy with. Thanks for the details!

I was not familiar with the 88 but watched a video. Looks pretty cool. I have some smaller Arturia gear like the keystep and microbrute that I have been very happy with. Thanks for the details!

You are welcome. In the interest of overkill I wrote this for you this morning
Keyboard has 88 keys that I waited like a real keyboard it is a real keyboard do you wanna play song and you can play loud so it is a piano forte. Is it like my hundred-year-old baby grand no is it better than my Yamaha SY 77 yes. It is a full-size keyboard full-size keys.

It comes with a lot of software. Unlike the SY 77 you cannot take it Somewhere, plug it into an amp, and do a gig you can however bring your computer with you hook it all up and play the gig. Do you get lots of sound yes you do. Which one of the different keyboards it emulates Has a learning curve some are steeper than others. The DX7 very much a DX7. So far I have only use the free ones that came with it because there are so many of them and they can do so much. Also some of them are from my younger days and I already had some experience with them.

I am not keyboard player however I did have the usual four semesters of keyboard as part of my undergraduate degree at North Texas state university. Have I played gigs on Keyboard yes. To my mind that does not make me a keyboardist. I am a guitarist.

If you go online to the website for the keyboard or I should say midi controller, you’ll find all the stuff that comes with it. I bought mine through Sweetwater and for the price point I think I got a really good deal. I got 88 keys because I don’t have to lug it around everywhere and as a composer I find a use for all 88.

[quote=NWSPR]I was not familiar with the 88 but watched a video. Looks pretty cool. I have some smaller Arturia gear like the keystep and microbrute that I have been very happy with. Thanks for the details! [/quote] You are welcome. In the interest of overkill I wrote this for you this morning Keyboard has 88 keys that I waited like a real keyboard it is a real keyboard do you wanna play song and you can play loud so it is a piano forte. Is it like my hundred-year-old baby grand no is it better than my Yamaha SY 77 yes. It is a full-size keyboard full-size keys. It comes with a lot of software. Unlike the SY 77 you cannot take it Somewhere, plug it into an amp, and do a gig you can however bring your computer with you hook it all up and play the gig. Do you get lots of sound yes you do. Which one of the different keyboards it emulates Has a learning curve some are steeper than others. The DX7 very much a DX7. So far I have only use the free ones that came with it because there are so many of them and they can do so much. Also some of them are from my younger days and I already had some experience with them. I am not keyboard player however I did have the usual four semesters of keyboard as part of my undergraduate degree at North Texas state university. Have I played gigs on Keyboard yes. To my mind that does not make me a keyboardist. I am a guitarist. If you go online to the website for the keyboard or I should say midi controller, you’ll find all the stuff that comes with it. I bought mine through Sweetwater and for the price point I think I got a really good deal. I got 88 keys because I don’t have to lug it around everywhere and as a composer I find a use for all 88.