Very nice👍I'm always wondering how you do this fine accompaniment. I also love the 80s (especially german NDW). Just published something from 80. I would be glad to hear more from you; but please not Modern Talking😂
@@ihtio First...where are you from? Russia? It's important for me to point out that I respect your skills and your likings! You already know that. To my point of view "Likings" is all that matters in music! If you like it, it is fine! Answer: by many reasons. Perhaps the most diplomatic ones ;) ... 1. In the 42 years I play music I collected an enormous variety of styles/songs. In the 80s I was a fanatic eOrgan-pupil. I would claim that I play music from 95% of the musical world. From ancient Bach to modern Techno (
@@ChordFreak Thank you for the detailed explanation ;). I first heard MT when I was 10, I didn't understand what they were singing about, but I really liked the music and vocals. Our family was poor and I didn't have the opportunity to listen to music at home, there just wasn't any player. So I listened to this music through the neighbor's wall))). He was an MT fan and 10 years older than me) I've never even talked to him))) Perhaps it was deposited in the depths of the brain. That's probably why I can forgive them the primitive texts that I started to understand later). But their music gives me pleasant emotions from my childhood. And it is also clear and easily decomposed into parts. For me, as a non-professional musician, this is important. I am currently listening to (and trying to compose and play) neoclassical music. In general, I like any good music. My playlists include System Of A Down and Queen, Hans Zimmer and Max Richter, Rammstein and Armin van Buuren. Well, the fact that MT is very popular in Russia, you're right)
@@ihtio Wow, great explanation!!! Obviously we have many similarities. Poor (for german conditions), likings ... Would like to conversate a bit; you don't specify an eMail. If you like, I have one in Info. Russia. Very interesting. I once had many russians as coworker (german-russian resettlers). Much fun... learnt only shit from them😂 My first contact with music was Mike Oldfield "Arrival" (radio); also the first song I played on a Keyboard (Bontempi) without any knowledge (age 7 or 8). Much, much later I came to know that it is a remix of a song from ABBA ;) I would like to arrange it. But therefore I need to sequence. Unfortunately I have much problems using the DAW (old, stupid, lazyness). My first love was Jean Michel Jarre (10). This and my organ lessons lead me to instrumental music. My slogan: "If I want text, I read a book"😅 Van Buuren👌And selfevidently Zimmer; for a long time noone knew him besides me ;) One of my favorites: movie soundtracks. Rammstein and similar music belongs to the 5% ;) By the way: Bohlen is in a commercial for "freenet" since a few weeks. There he is kidding himself by saying that he is famous for making 100 Top-Hits out of 4 notes. I agree😅
Здравствуйте. Жаль, что в новейшей рабочей станции так и не появилась чёткая стыковка аккордов, как на PSR. Как ни старайся, но из-за ноты трезвучия, взятой на долю секунды раньше, успевает прозвучать не тот аккорд. Если есть возможность, записывайте и выкладывайте аудиофайл с "постановочной дракой", т. е. альтернативную версию, набранную в DAW.
Добрый день. Чтобы арпеджио продолжало играть после отпускания клавиши, необходимо в настройках арпеджио параметр "HOLD" перевести в значение "ON". Выбираем партию, жмём "EDIT", закладка "Arpeggio", внутри закладка "Common", там ищем раздел "Hold" и включаем его в "ON". Арпеджио будет играть непрерывно, пока не нажмете кнопку "Стоп". Еще можно пользоваться педалью "Sustein", арпеджио играет пока ее не отпустишь, даже если HOLD = OFF. Но тогда придется все время удерживать педаль, да и остальные звуки тоже будут играть непрекращаясь.
