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Here's a video of me with my band in action last Friday. I'm playing my Kronos using one of the new CX3 patches Hush1 and also trumpet. Hope you enjoy! ...Added a couple more links.

Take Me To The River

I Want To Love You

Saturday In The Park
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Cool, i like that funky kind of brass section 8) And very challenging to play organ and trumpet at the same time. Well done!
Kronos sounds excellent, as expected :D
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bobmusic wrote:Cool, i like that funky kind of brass section 8) And very challenging to play organ and trumpet at the same time. Well done!
Kronos sounds excellent, as expected :D
Thanks! I really like the new CX3 patches. I've incorporated several of them into our sets.
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Clarkeo, just a simple question about the loading of the patches: when you upgraded the system and uploaded the organ patches to the Kronos, where did you have to install them? do they take up an entire user bank? can you choose where to put them?

thanks?
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ferchis wrote:Clarkeo, just a simple question about the loading of the patches: when you upgraded the system and uploaded the organ patches to the Kronos, where did you have to install them? do they take up an entire user bank? can you choose where to put them?

thanks?
I installed them in the default which I believe is user Bank G. You can install in any bank though. You can also select individual patches to load and don't have to load them. All. I don't recall the exact procedure but it's in the operations guide.
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any issues so far with 2.1.1?
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ferchis wrote:any issues so far with 2.1.1?
None that I've noticed.
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Great work mate.......very cool 8)

The Trumpet playing and keyboard playing thing is impressive.


I can't even rub my tummy and pat my head at the same time. :roll:
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runningman67 wrote:Great work mate.......very cool 8)

The Trumpet playing and keyboard playing thing is impressive.


I can't even rub my tummy and pat my head at the same time. :roll:
Thanks!
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Clarkeo wrote:I'm playing my Kronos using one of the new CX3 patches Hush1 and also trumpet. Hope you enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpFr8vD0keY
Really sounds good! Tight. Effective Hammond sound.

How do you like the new 2.1 internal rotary speaker sound through the mixer?

So, Clarkeo you've got a trumpet in your left hand; and your right hand comping organ on the Kronos; and with your right foot on the sustain pedal . . . Let's see, that leaves your left foot free to play bass pedals? And how about singing, too?

Anyway, quite impressive!! I'll bet the crowds really like how you guys are playing! Post some more when you can.
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Haha, I read The Fabulous Shitheads at first. Then I noticed the ® between the i and the t. :P

Nice and funky live performance. I regularly go to blues/funk/rock evenings at some local pubs where I live and enjoy this a lot.
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Here's another Live kronos in action vid.
This was filmed on a wee hand held cam thingy at the Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh Scotland.

<iframe width="853" height="480" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/60e362POpwQ" frameborder="0"></iframe>
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Nice one Clarkeo, but what are those toilet seat covers on the stage?!
 
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latnjazfan wrote:
Clarkeo wrote:I'm playing my Kronos using one of the new CX3 patches Hush1 and also trumpet. Hope you enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpFr8vD0keY
Really sounds good! Tight. Effective Hammond sound.

How do you like the new 2.1 internal rotary speaker sound through the mixer?

So, Clarkeo you've got a trumpet in your left hand; and your right hand comping organ on the Kronos; and with your right foot on the sustain pedal . . . Let's see, that leaves your left foot free to play bass pedals? And how about singing, too?

Anyway, quite impressive!! I'll bet the crowds really like how you guys are playing! Post some more when you can.
Thanks. I like the grit of that patch it adds a nice punch. Overall, I really like most all of the new organ patches and I think the Leslie sim is an improvement. Definitely the most authentic Hammond clone I've played to date.

Actually my right foot was on the volume pedal. I've got a 12 step pedal that I trigger some samples with for my left foot :D Thanks for the nice comments!
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Yuma wrote:Haha, I read The Fabulous Shitheads at first. Then I noticed the ® between the i and the t. :P

Nice and funky live performance. I regularly go to blues/funk/rock evenings at some local pubs where I live and enjoy this a lot.
Ja the bands name is really The Fabulous Shitheads but we go by The Fabulous Shirtheads when we must due to censorship, broadcast standards, etc.
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