Hi! Would like to know if there are some videos around demonstrating how to play live a song exactly as it is in the recording with all the nuances of the original arrangements. Seeing how an original MIDI can be used to convert to a style (korg built-in or software RMCA/OMB etc) Also, I would like to learn (through visual examples), the advanced capabilities of keyboards like
1. adjusting tempo with a foot pedal during live playback (i saw one using hand controllers with orchestral libraries recording to fine adjust tempo adjustment to match a real orchestra)
2. Progressing in the complexity of auto-arrangement like a real song. (e.g playing bass drum+manual bass -> add rhy1 -> multipad (hi-hat) -> rhy2-> etc
3. Playing Bass part like in a real song with alternates riffs based on chords (band-in-a-box has random riff assigned weights)
3. Yamaha and Roland has chord switching (min->maj, dim, 7, etc) and i would love to see this demonstrated in song playback (its programming would be amazing - how to decide which riff to assign? by listening to song?, software edit? etc)
4. Advanced use of Split Keyboards e.g Add some slap bass notes when drum+ routine bass is playing.
4. I would love to see a 4 split-point configuration at work in a real song example.
5. subtle dynamics of arrangements parts (e.g rhythm) using velocity capability for chords of keyboard like Genos
6. Advanced use of registration memory to adjust mute and volume of arrangement parts.
I find that to achieve such complexity there is a need to control many parameters with the foot. Most keyboards offer only 2 CC is there demonstration of connecting external MIDI foot controllers with say 4 or more simultaneous continuous controls like breath, vibrato depth/rate, etc. ( i will add this in another post - this one is long)
Live playback has never been my real thing so far (though i am seriously considering buying a high end keyboard between ROLAND em2000?/Pa4x/Genos for playing in Hotels. I played sax and violin with 2 acoustic guitarist but seriously need a backup band and live playback when alone (after COVID....) Also local and tourist want a strange music in my country called SEGA which is an Persian/African 3/4 style). I have always recorded tracks one by one in DAW and post edit controllers manually or using a bunch of softwares back in the days 1998 like MIDI Espressivo/NYTONX Style enhancer and edit with things like jazzsequencer etc. Though has shifted to scripts with reaper now and articulation maps...
Thanks again for taking the time to read! Kindly, Jean-Paul Ruche.
1. adjusting tempo with a foot pedal during live playback (i saw one using hand controllers with orchestral libraries recording to fine adjust tempo adjustment to match a real orchestra)
2. Progressing in the complexity of auto-arrangement like a real song. (e.g playing bass drum+manual bass -> add rhy1 -> multipad (hi-hat) -> rhy2-> etc
3. Playing Bass part like in a real song with alternates riffs based on chords (band-in-a-box has random riff assigned weights)
3. Yamaha and Roland has chord switching (min->maj, dim, 7, etc) and i would love to see this demonstrated in song playback (its programming would be amazing - how to decide which riff to assign? by listening to song?, software edit? etc)
4. Advanced use of Split Keyboards e.g Add some slap bass notes when drum+ routine bass is playing.
4. I would love to see a 4 split-point configuration at work in a real song example.
5. subtle dynamics of arrangements parts (e.g rhythm) using velocity capability for chords of keyboard like Genos
6. Advanced use of registration memory to adjust mute and volume of arrangement parts.
I find that to achieve such complexity there is a need to control many parameters with the foot. Most keyboards offer only 2 CC is there demonstration of connecting external MIDI foot controllers with say 4 or more simultaneous continuous controls like breath, vibrato depth/rate, etc. ( i will add this in another post - this one is long)
Live playback has never been my real thing so far (though i am seriously considering buying a high end keyboard between ROLAND em2000?/Pa4x/Genos for playing in Hotels. I played sax and violin with 2 acoustic guitarist but seriously need a backup band and live playback when alone (after COVID....) Also local and tourist want a strange music in my country called SEGA which is an Persian/African 3/4 style). I have always recorded tracks one by one in DAW and post edit controllers manually or using a bunch of softwares back in the days 1998 like MIDI Espressivo/NYTONX Style enhancer and edit with things like jazzsequencer etc. Though has shifted to scripts with reaper now and articulation maps...
Thanks again for taking the time to read! Kindly, Jean-Paul Ruche.