Back on stage, Wooohooo!

[Jeff_in_Atl]

if your gig is recorded, I'll spring for a cd. i'd like to here ya and the old f@rts too. let me know please.

Me too! LOL

[Blazer]

Ya me to
Blazer

[Joe 1320]

if your gig is recorded, I'll spring for a cd. i'd like to here ya and the old f@rts too. let me know please.

Sometime it is recorded....... however, I am in the process of recording a CD which will be available soon. All my other recordings are many years old and so much has changed.

[wolfdogs]

Sometime it is recorded....... however, I am in the process of recording a CD which will be available soon. All my other recordings are many years old and so much has changed.

well, let us know. let DJ Taso know too, he might make some into gym workout music for us!

[Joe 1320]

You should see the one at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. It's called Mighty Mo.

yup.... played on several that were almost identical. The older theatre consoles were more of a challenge to master. The changes in sounds that are done while playing was an artform all to itself. I grew up doing that so using the new equipment is like child's play. The real beauty of the new equipment is the latest generation of sounds. It's scary when I can play a Rock tune and it sounds just like the group that made it popular. At the themepark, that console is put though the monster amps and speakers and I perform everything from Movie Soundtracks to Hard Rock at you would swear it is an entire group, not just one person. I suppose I do earn my pay, everything in my show is live and nothing is sequenced.

[Jeff_in_Atl]

yup.... played on several that were almost identical. The older theatre consoles were more of a challenge to master. The changes in sounds that are done while playing was an artform all to itself. I grew up doing that so using the new equipment is like child's play. The real beauty of the new equipment is the latest generation of sounds. It's scary when I can play a Rock tune and it sounds just like the group that made it popular. At the themepark, that console is put though the monster amps and speakers and I perform everything from Movie Soundtracks to Hard Rock at you would swear it is an entire group, not just one person. I suppose I do earn my pay, everything in my show is live and nothing is sequenced.

That's cool. I have a friend that does it the other way around. He learned how to play The Who's "Baba O'Riley" on the guitar and it sounds like a keyboard. He plays it with both hands on the fretboard. It's really funny to see peoples faces when he plays it. You see their jaw hit the floor then them scrambling to get to the front to watch him play it. One day I'm going to get a video of it.