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Went to see the fantasic Dream Theatre on Friday 10th Feb at Wembley Arena London.

Jordan Rudess showing what the Kronos is capable of doing.

Fantastic gig.

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Goddamit, they're an American band, don't rename them. They're Theater, not Theatre. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Sorry Evil..!!

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EvilDragon wrote:Goddamit, they're an American band, don't rename them. They're Theater, not Theatre. :lol: :lol: :lol:
lol .


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Seen 'em last week in Offenbach/Germany...yes, great performance indeed. JR benefits from SST massively, couldn't hear even one program-change.
Heard quite a few when he used to play Oasys :lol:
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WHat types of sounds did he use, if you can recall?

By the way, did they have the new drummer? how did he do? It is a shame the old one left/ got fired...
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taki wrote:By the way, did they have the new drummer? how did he do? It is a shame the old one left/ got fired...
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Yep, Mangini is brilliant, i believe he holds world records in fastest drummer...and he does not spit while performing lol

I wonder if Mr Rudess is using pure Kronos sounds or is he using vst's etc for a thicker sound?

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JR does use a Roland V synth for his sounds on the Continuum and Zen Riffer. Well' at least he used to. As for his other sounds, I'm not sure. When he got his Oasys it was to partly to try and get rid of his rack of synthes.
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jeremykeys wrote:When he got his Oasys it was to partly to try and get rid of his rack of synthes.
Yes, that's what he said on more than one occasion. Looking at his rack today, I'd say mission failed. :lol:
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EvilDragon wrote: I'd say mission failed. :lol:
Probably so, as the rack kept growing!
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That's what happens when you have buckets of money and people to move and set up your equipment. And yes, I am a bit jealous, but only a bit.
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It's also the result of whoring out for all kinds of endorsements. :P
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Saw DT last night and got to meet JR after the show. The Kronos sounded killer as well as is iPad apps!

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Post by mathieumaes »

I've seen an interview with him. If I remember correctly, he said he uses a few different VST's in the studio, and his sound engineer has sampled those sounds to use them live with his Kronos.

I remember this because I was a bit disappointed he has "a guy" that prepares the Kronos for him...
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