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 Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 4:17 pm Post subject: |
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| danmusician wrote: | I'm not meaning to start an argument, but in the band I play in, we never play in the key of E. G and D are much more common. It would be much more useful to have low D and C than the high D and E. As I said, to each his own.  |
I happen to agree with you, but I guess it's good that different companies do it different ways so we can all be happy. For me, it's not just a matter of wanting an extra couple of keys on bottom, it's that I also don't really care to have the extra keys on top! I play a lot of organ, and organs always top off at the high C, and there are so many song where you just want to palm-smear all the way up to the high C, it's such a trademark Hammond thing to do... and when there are extra keys up there, you can't do it without worrying about over-shooting. |
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