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@@ilungamasan -understood. I may redo with an overhead camera shot.

@@how2playgospel it's probably easier to put into words what you were trying to show.

@@jb4ever78 I used to have it on CD back in the day. When I transcribed it from a TH-cam’s upload back in 2022. The YT clip was in Ab son I just went with it.

@@jb4ever78 just did a key check on Spotify: Mint condition keys- What kinda man - Eb (F minor - first verse chord) Someone to love - Db (Eb minor - first verse chord) Nothing left to say - C (first chord C major) So fine (live) - Ab (Db major - first verse chord)

@@sidthetech7623 thx Sid. The 0series is a very versatile synth - for studio and live performance environments

The axial website which is connected to the Roland cloud account does have some very convincing string and orchestral sound palettes. I used to own both expansion boards back in the day. Now you can just add them to your Roland. You might be surprised at how realistic they are. axial.roland.com/

Music is a language. It’s the same process of learning language. You hear it. You mimic what you hear. Later you develop fundamentals, then you read write and craft your own sentences according to intended message and audience. Just interject learning music with learning a language, and you will see it’s the same process. Exposure to great musical ideas can sharpen your personal ideas. I started at age 4, so I was emerged in the language before articulate what it was.

great question. i am yet to test that senario to see whether its possible or not. I would suppose a pedal could be used increment and decrement patches using a midi message.

@@how2playgospel INC+/- didn't work for me while in Keyboard Switch Group Pad mode. However, I could assign: - Channel 1 to the parts 1 and 2 - Channel 2 to parts 3 and 4 - Channel 3 to oarts 5 and 6 Using the first 8 parts in Part View with Scene Remain on. And the sound didn't cut off that way either when switching I could send Channel Change messages to the Roland, but for some reason the keys that controlled the sound changes were the controller keyboard ones and not the Fantom-06 keys. Still I believe some pedalboard should send Channel + messages via Standard 5 pin Midi connections. If you have one and try, feel free to share the results and let me know :)

Perhaps it’s in musicnotes.com or MuseScore.org likely has it. I was doing a “play by ear” practice session on my lunch break - where I select any random song from the billboard top 100 and just learn it from the record. One of the music Practice drills I do to keep my ear sharp.

I totally agree. This was my first attempt. Please look at the growth in video clarity i was able to finally achieve by video #6 of the series. Its title: "Roland Fantom-0 Synth - Live Show Setup - Keyboard Switch Pad Group" Direct Link: th-cam.com/video/CBQKytWO-K4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ay8aICtwBha_-gle I really wish that youtube studio would allow users to replace the existing videos (with updated versions) rather than having to delete the original video and upload it again [ which losses all of the analytics, views, and comments].

@@how2playgospel thanks

Great ear. Joe Sample is one of my early influences, but I wrote this tune entitled “A song for Kirk” maybe around 2002. A world renowned instrumentalist was scheduled to visit our local music college. I quickly wrote this tune in hopes of presenting to the artist. but when I say the cameras and news media there, I didn’t bother to shoot my shot.

Playing live. Creating tracks. Main keys. Aux keys. Drum machine. Doing concerts. Playing for church. Running stem tracks. Everything you can set with other separate keyboards you can do with this key

I use different keyboards based on the and need of the scenario. This is the Roland Fantom 06. 61 key synth

Thx, @hg3369

how2playgospel@gmail.com - Email me a suggested list of tunes you'd like me to base the sound pack collection around.

@@how2playgospel just sent an email to you bro! Thanks and appreciated! If you’d be able to name the patches you used on “the day” that would be great as well 🙏🏻

🎶🎉. You’ve got a great board. I’m glad my video was able to help

Suggestion find a song that you plan to perform or learn to perform later. Pay attention to what sounds are being played. Write it down as best as you can describe it. Then go to your keyboard and try to make a combination based on the tune your are referencing. You can go back and forth between listening to the record and your custom created sound to get them as close as possible. Bonus tip: ask yourself if you were the musician that played on then record, what would you have done differently? Make those adjustment to have a version of the sound you would have played for the artist given the same opportunity to re-record the original record.

th-cam.com/video/tjRrmZ7cK3M/w-d-xo.html

thank you

The original video that this is a walkthru for has an overhead video angle. The video is labeled " David Booker plays So Fine by Mint Condition on a Korg Kronos" - th-cam.com/video/QhWAcae5J2s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=a16TLQWmX9Ic0DEw

I always suggest going out to play the physical keyboards you consider buying. For most show environments where I perform, I can pick between the internal pianos and get thru the show with no issues. I would love to have the flagship Fantom too - to take advantage of the dedicated 128 note polyphony allocated just to the VPiano, but you won’t be disappointed with the 0series. Plenty of sonic options and super customizable with the on board EQ, effects, and limitless layering combinations.

@@how2playgospel thanks a mill for your quick response! Are you planning any tutorials where you are customizing piano sounds on how to get best out of it for let’s say gospel & r&b? That would be really helpful

@@how2playgospelFor some reason the piano Grand XV sounds very different in my board the 08. Would you be able to name the patches youve been using? Thanks appreciate!

@@roderickalbus5818 velocity curve on weighted semi-weight keys will have a different sound/playability than synth keys.

@@how2playgospel thanks! You pointed me into the right direction… Managed to adjust this in the settings!

It's still the wild-west between hardware synth companies on how many digital inputs provided via USB into our DAWs. The most recent The Fantom and Fantom0 series allows simultaneous import of all 32 channels at one time (16 stereo pairs). Kronos 2 allows a single stereo pair. The Nord Electro 6, seems to only allow USB for USB-Midi (or to tether to the patch editing software) No digital audio tranfer for firmware version 1.20.

You have about 2 GB of memory allocated just towards your sample data. So if you already have access to Drum samples that you like to use your production, you can load those into your drums. I would even locate your favorite drum samples on a thumb drive and then load him as needed.

@philipslade6810 new drum feature I found would be an excellent response to your earlier question. For every mappped drum kit, you can use the six knobs below the display screen to 1.adjust the pitch

2. Turn on eq 3. Adjust 3 bands of eq. The mindblowing thing is that this six can apply those different settings for each individual mapped drum on that given set. Practical example. Say you want to tune the Tom’s on a particular drum kit be a major triad in the key of your song? Imagine you like the kick but you wish it was to pitched two semitones lower? Imagine you like the hihats but you like them to be more silent - you can turn up the high for just Gb1,Ab1, and Bb2

Many thanks for your detailed response. Sounds awesome.