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robthemuso
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 Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2018 5:04 pm Post subject: Just for fun |
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It it just me or does anyone else find that they sit at the keyboard and spend so much time loading ,saving, editing, organising, searching, adjusting, starting again and generally wondering in utter amazement, that I've completely forgotten what I was playing!!! Or is it just an age thing? Seriously though, what an amazing instrument the PA4x is. Just love it. Thank goodness for this forum 😁🎹🎶🎤🎧
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Fransman
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Joined: 06 Sep 2008
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Location: Netherlands (PA4X61+PAas. Past: PA3X, PA800, Y PSR-S910, PA500, T KN1000, Y PSR-16)
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No, it's not just you 
I have the same experience almost every day.
PA4X is an astonishing keyboard.
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Giner
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Yeah, I love to get in there and adjust this, tweak that. And hey, I'm on the lowly 3x.
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DonM
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Location: Benton, LA
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| Giner wrote: | | Yeah, I love to get in there and adjust this, tweak that. And hey, I'm on the lowly 3x. |
That's the best 3X ever; it was well trained!
Wait'll you get a 4X though!
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Ron
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Location: Loudon, TN
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Rob - Interesting post. I have done the same too many times to count. I always feel a bit guilty. Worried that I'm becoming a computer tech rather than a musician. But things have changed and it's good to know that some of us old dogs can still learn new tricks. Also good to know that I'm not alone.
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tommy1340millar
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+1!!!
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Giner
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Location: Alberta
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| DonM wrote: | | Giner wrote: | | Yeah, I love to get in there and adjust this, tweak that. And hey, I'm on the lowly 3x. |
That's the best 3X ever; it was well trained!
Wait'll you get a 4X though! |
LOL! How ya doing, Don. Yea, this 3 x is better trained than I am. Now, if it would only do those guitar licks of yours.
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