'The Seeker' 100% Kronos and sequencer.

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'The Seeker' 100% Kronos and sequencer.

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Thanks for listening if you get the chance.
Thanks Korg Forums.

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Fantastic! :D
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Nice! :D
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great track!

i really like the chord progressions in this track, very inspiring sound also. Love the piano part and the special parts on top of the main piano melody.
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Well done!
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Very inspiring, tasteful with beautiful chords and synth pads. Do you play in a band or for enjoyment? Keep up the good work.
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benny ray wrote:Very inspiring, tasteful with beautiful chords and synth pads. Do you play in a band or for enjoyment? Keep up the good work.
Thanks Benny and other forum members. I used to play in bands and was a resident organist 25 years ago.
I just write at home now and enjoy my music.
I can share it here and I appreciate the comments, so that is good enough for me. :D
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Once again, another excellent job well done!
Thanks again Lester.

One quick question, how do you make the video? What program do you use?
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jeremykeys wrote:Once again, another excellent job well done!
Thanks again Lester.

One quick question, how do you make the video? What program do you use?
Thanks Jeremy.


I use a very old Apple programme called iMovieHD which is obsolete. When I upgraded to 'Yosemite' I lost it and I thought I was doomed because I couldn't be bothered learning the new one but I googled it and found a long winded way of opening the old programme, so now I am able to do this sort of simple video again.

I save my songs onto my Tascam and master it a little bit and burn a CD, then put it on my MacBook, iTunes. The video software then allows me to simply drag and drop my song onto the IMovie software and away I go. I just take pictures from google that suits my theme and edit it. It's nothing very special but the simplicity of it makes it more enjoyable.
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Nice sounds and nice arrangements,
Well done
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runningman67 wrote:
jeremykeys wrote:Once again, another excellent job well done!
Thanks again Lester.

One quick question, how do you make the video? What program do you use?
Thanks Jeremy.


I use a very old Apple programme called iMovieHD which is obsolete. When I upgraded to 'Yosemite' I lost it and I thought I was doomed because I couldn't be bothered learning the new one but I googled it and found a long winded way of opening the old programme, so now I am able to do this sort of simple video again.

I save my songs onto my Tascam and master it a little bit and burn a CD, then put it on my MacBook, iTunes. The video software then allows me to simply drag and drop my song onto the IMovie software and away I go. I just take pictures from google that suits my theme and edit it. It's nothing very special but the simplicity of it makes it more enjoyable.
I see. Unfortunately that doesn't help me at all. Not your fault of course. I'm hoping to use Windows Movie Maker but for some reason most of the functions are greyed out. I've never used it before and I thought I'd like to try and do something like you are doing. Oh well. Thanks again!
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Post by drb32856 »

Really nice. I like music that transports me to another place and yours did just that. It also is making me "seek" out even more of what my Kronos is capable of. Great Job!
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jeremykeys wrote:
I see. Unfortunately that doesn't help me at all. Not your fault of course. I'm hoping to use Windows Movie Maker but for some reason most of the functions are greyed out. I've never used it before and I thought I'd like to try and do something like you are doing. Oh well. Thanks again!

I know what you mean. Programmes these days are so over complicated.
I'm not great with new stuff. Thats why I love the Kronos, its evolved from all the other Korg Workstations and it's easy to evolve with it. Pity that some computer programmes jump to quick and forget the middle aged cave men like me. :roll:
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Post by DorMan »

Truly relaxing and beautiful !
I can imagine a sad film with this soundtrack,it can be very moving in the right context.
its great nevertheless :)
Cant think of something cool yet.. :\
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runningman67 wrote:
I save my songs onto my Tascam and master it a little bit and burn a CD, then put it on my MacBook, iTunes. .
I'm interested to know, what do you mean with onto your Tascam? A reel to reel recorder?
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