@@RenevolutionAccount Let me start by saying that I am not a real keyboard player, but you will have noticed this :) however I have never heard the CP 70 keyscape but I assume it is better than Sampletank.
Thanks a lot !! It looks so easy for you ! I'm still struggling with your Verona tutorial...😂 I suppose it's the same tuning... Anyway you could easily replace Charlie if he's sick someday...😅 Keep it on !!😎
Haha! Thank you! Yes, it is the same tuning, however it always plays more or less with sequences like Verona, only the final part is different. I will probably do a tutorial like Verona if it helps. The sound in that recording seems irrepricable, you would also need to know the exact delay time.
Great great sound !!!🥲 Bravo !!! If I may have one request : you taught us how to play the guitar outro of East at Easter in Verona... Could you do the same with the Live in the City of Light version (with the "thundering" guitar !!!!!) ?😃
Fantastic! I might be being an idiot again but I’d love the chords if you haven’t all ready posted. The Glittering Prize ones were really helpful. Thanks and please keep sharing this stuff.
This is simply beautiful max thankyou sir. Even though I play drums and percussion, Micks approach to playing and his application of sentiment through the keyboard, always seems truly magical to me. Those early albums definitely catch the atmosphere of my home town of Glasgow. Thankyou for providing the overhead view, I'm going to try this later on my Juno 88. Love from central Scotland.
Please try this. Its the third inversion of A major ( E A C#) then drop your A to a G and lift your C# to a D while holding A root bass note. your welcome.
