the gigging musician
- something special
- 8629 posts since 16 Mar, 2002 from Birmingham, Alabama
After saying never again,
I've been offered the job in a band that has the house gig about half an hour from where I live. (Ironically, it's the same club I played at with the last band I ever played with)
Typical gig from hell, it's mainly southern rock,country tunes, and stuff from the 60's and 70's.
So, I'm looking at getting some equipment to cover the sounds.
motif, triton are the only ones I've heard about lately..don't know what's out there, haven't looked in years.
suggestions?
I've been offered the job in a band that has the house gig about half an hour from where I live. (Ironically, it's the same club I played at with the last band I ever played with)
Typical gig from hell, it's mainly southern rock,country tunes, and stuff from the 60's and 70's.
So, I'm looking at getting some equipment to cover the sounds.
motif, triton are the only ones I've heard about lately..don't know what's out there, haven't looked in years.
suggestions?
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experimental.crow experimental.crow https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=6258
- KVRAF
- 6895 posts since 9 Mar, 2003 from the bridge of sighs
FREEBIRD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!bluedad wrote:After saying never again,
I've been offered the job in a band that has the house gig about half an hour from where I live. (Ironically, it's the same club I played at with the last band I ever played with)
Typical gig from hell, it's mainly southern rock,country tunes, and stuff from the 60's and 70's.
So, I'm looking at getting some equipment to cover the sounds.
motif, triton are the only ones I've heard about lately..don't know what's out there, haven't looked in years.
suggestions?

- something special
- Topic Starter
- 8629 posts since 16 Mar, 2002 from Birmingham, Alabama
normal wrote:FREEBIRD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!bluedad wrote:After saying never again,
I've been offered the job in a band that has the house gig about half an hour from where I live. (Ironically, it's the same club I played at with the last band I ever played with)
Typical gig from hell, it's mainly southern rock,country tunes, and stuff from the 60's and 70's.
So, I'm looking at getting some equipment to cover the sounds.
motif, triton are the only ones I've heard about lately..don't know what's out there, haven't looked in years.
suggestions?
you know it!
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- KVRAF
- 4960 posts since 21 Oct, 2003 from UK
I actually misread the thread title as the giggling musician! 
I thought it was gonna be like a tame mix of The Laughing Policeman.

I thought it was gonna be like a tame mix of The Laughing Policeman.
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Moritz Morpheus MkIII Moritz Morpheus MkIII https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=2011
- KVRian
- 668 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Vienna, Austria
hey bluedad, the nord electro has some pretty damn fine organ, fender, wurlitzer, clavinet and piano sounds...no synths, whistles&bells but a great buddy for gigging cause it´s superlight to carry..
dunno, if you´re into that kind of sounds..
dunno, if you´re into that kind of sounds..
peace, 

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Moritz Morpheus MkIII Moritz Morpheus MkIII https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=2011
- KVRian
- 668 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Vienna, Austria
- something special
- Topic Starter
- 8629 posts since 16 Mar, 2002 from Birmingham, Alabama
thanks moritz, looks good!Moritz Morpheus MkIII wrote:here ya go:
http://www.clavia.se/nordelectro/
here's a recent set list for the band..there's 4 lynnrd skynnrd tunes, thank goodness no freebird.
Title
Artist
Feel like making love Bad Company
Good Better than Ezra
She talks to angels Black Crows
Song 2 (WooHoo) Blur
Knocking on Heaven's door Bob Dylan
Come to Papa Bob Segar
Main Street Bob Segar
Old time rock and roll Bob Segar
Turn the page Bob Segar
Born on a bayou CCR
Green River CCR
The twist Chubby Checker
Johnnie B. Goode Chuck Berry
December Collective Soul
Shine Collective Soul
Low Cracker
Higher Creed
My sacrifice Creed
One last breath Creed
Rodeo song David Allan Coe
The perfect country song David Allan Coe
Little sister Elvis Presley
Santa Monica Everclear
I just want to make love to you Foghat
Times like these Foo Fighters
Alright now Free
Bad day Fuel
Keep your hands to yourself Georgia Satelites
Some kind of wonderful Grand Funk Railroad
Break up song Greg Kihn
Whiskey bent and hell bound Hank Williams Jr
You are so beautiful Joe Cocker
Folsom prison blues Johnny Cash
Hurts so good John Cougar Mellencamp
Don't close your eyes Keith Whitley
Blue on black Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Walk softly Kentucky Headhunters
Only God knows why Kid Rock
Molly's chamber Kings of Leon
My own worst enemy Lit
Gimmie three steps Lynard Skynard
Needle and a spoon Lynard Skynard
Saturday night special Lynard Skynard
Simple man Lynard Skynard
Sweet home Alabama Lynard Skynard
3 AM Matchbox 20
Back to good Matchbox 20
Every rose Poison
Whiter shade of pale Procol Harum
She hates me Puddle of Mud
Creep Radiohead
Honky tonk women Rolling Stones
Wooly Bully Sam the Sham
Copperhead Road Steve Earle
The joker Steve Miller Band
Pride and joy Stevie Ray Vaughan
Plush Stone Temple Pilots
My girl Temptations
Roadhouse blues The Doors
Come together The Beatles
Kryptonite Three Doors Down
When I'm gone Three Doors Down
It's your love Tim McGraw
Last dance with Mary Jane Tom Petty
Open up your eyes Tonic
Brown eyed girl Van Morrison
Hash pipe Weezer
Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett
I thank you ZZ Top
Sharp dressed man ZZ Top
Tush ZZ Top
Waiting on the bus/Jesus left ZZ Top
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- KVRian
- 901 posts since 1 Dec, 2003
Congrats, bluedad! I really miss playing live. I would also check out the Kurzweil K2661 ( the shrunken version of the K2600 ) These are great gigging keyboards with all the "bread and butter" sounds, plus some extreme effects with the KDFX onboard. However, they are a bitch (to me) to get to know well, but the programming possibilities are endless. About $2k in the US.
Hope you have fun!
Phil
Hope you have fun!
Phil
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- KVRian
- 901 posts since 1 Dec, 2003
Let me rephrase that . . . . they're not really a bitch to get to know, they're a bitch to program from scratch. Kurz's have a mode called "setup" which enables you to call up the patches, key splits, FX, modulation routing, etc. for a certain song with one button push. I wish I could have afforded one when I was playing live. 
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- Banned
- 12367 posts since 30 Apr, 2002 from i might peeramid
can't you use vst?? must be a way.. it's what you know, right.. albeit clavia's pitch stick is imo choice musical artifact.
you come and go, you come and go. amitabha neither a follower nor a leader be tagore "where roads are made i lose my way" where there is certainty, consideration is absent.
- addled muppet weed
- 111315 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
thassa long frickin setlist 
- KVRAF
- 25041 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
Get yourself a laptop and a Doepfer LMK4+!

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- KVRian
- 1219 posts since 12 Aug, 2002
I would search high and low for an old MKS-20 piano module.
Aye...it's an old one, to be sure. But after all these years it is still my favorite stage piano sound for two reasons...the wonderfully warm, fat and expressive rhodes sounds...and an acoustic piano sound that actually *plays* well...and will absolutely smash through a Les Paul wall.
There are certainly more realistic sounding samples for acoustic piano, but none have had the pure expressiveness and playability, the sheer dynamic punch and chutzpah of the MKS-20 when the action is hot on stage.
Some piano samples can sound fairly killer in the studio, but when you take them on stage they sound like your playing through a straw.
I always really felt sorry for the bloke on keyboard...wanking away for all he was worth, sweat flying, really digging his monitors...and all you heard out front is this ratty little piano going *dink*...*dink*...*dink*....
Aye...it's an old one, to be sure. But after all these years it is still my favorite stage piano sound for two reasons...the wonderfully warm, fat and expressive rhodes sounds...and an acoustic piano sound that actually *plays* well...and will absolutely smash through a Les Paul wall.
There are certainly more realistic sounding samples for acoustic piano, but none have had the pure expressiveness and playability, the sheer dynamic punch and chutzpah of the MKS-20 when the action is hot on stage.
Some piano samples can sound fairly killer in the studio, but when you take them on stage they sound like your playing through a straw.
I always really felt sorry for the bloke on keyboard...wanking away for all he was worth, sweat flying, really digging his monitors...and all you heard out front is this ratty little piano going *dink*...*dink*...*dink*....
To the mind that is still, the whole universe surrenders - Lao Tzu
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- KVRian
- 1219 posts since 12 Aug, 2002
That's going to be a bleeding long night.bluedad wrote:here's a recent set list for the band..there's 4 lynnrd skynnrd tunes, thank goodness no freebird.
Title
Artist
Feel like making love Bad Company
Good Better than Ezra
She talks to angels Black Crows
Song 2 (WooHoo) Blur
Knocking on Heaven's door Bob Dylan
Come to Papa Bob Segar
Main Street Bob Segar
Old time rock and roll Bob Segar
Turn the page Bob Segar
Born on a bayou CCR
Green River CCR
The twist Chubby Checker
Johnnie B. Goode Chuck Berry
December Collective Soul
Shine Collective Soul
Low Cracker
Higher Creed
My sacrifice Creed
One last breath Creed
Rodeo song David Allan Coe
The perfect country song David Allan Coe
Little sister Elvis Presley
Santa Monica Everclear
I just want to make love to you Foghat
Times like these Foo Fighters
Alright now Free
Bad day Fuel
Keep your hands to yourself Georgia Satelites
Some kind of wonderful Grand Funk Railroad
Break up song Greg Kihn
Whiskey bent and hell bound Hank Williams Jr
You are so beautiful Joe Cocker
Folsom prison blues Johnny Cash
Hurts so good John Cougar Mellencamp
Don't close your eyes Keith Whitley
Blue on black Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Walk softly Kentucky Headhunters
Only God knows why Kid Rock
Molly's chamber Kings of Leon
My own worst enemy Lit
Gimmie three steps Lynard Skynard
Needle and a spoon Lynard Skynard
Saturday night special Lynard Skynard
Simple man Lynard Skynard
Sweet home Alabama Lynard Skynard
3 AM Matchbox 20
Back to good Matchbox 20
Every rose Poison
Whiter shade of pale Procol Harum
She hates me Puddle of Mud
Creep Radiohead
Honky tonk women Rolling Stones
Wooly Bully Sam the Sham
Copperhead Road Steve Earle
The joker Steve Miller Band
Pride and joy Stevie Ray Vaughan
Plush Stone Temple Pilots
My girl Temptations
Roadhouse blues The Doors
Come together The Beatles
Kryptonite Three Doors Down
When I'm gone Three Doors Down
It's your love Tim McGraw
Last dance with Mary Jane Tom Petty
Open up your eyes Tonic
Brown eyed girl Van Morrison
Hash pipe Weezer
Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett
I thank you ZZ Top
Sharp dressed man ZZ Top
Tush ZZ Top
Waiting on the bus/Jesus left ZZ Top
To the mind that is still, the whole universe surrenders - Lao Tzu
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- KVRian
- 901 posts since 1 Dec, 2003
kilroy wrote:That's going to be a bleeding long night.bluedad wrote:here's a recent set list for the band..there's 4 lynnrd skynnrd tunes, thank goodness no freebird.
Title
Artist
Feel like making love Bad Company
Good Better than Ezra
She talks to angels Black Crows
Song 2 (WooHoo) Blur
Knocking on Heaven's door Bob Dylan
Come to Papa Bob Segar
Main Street Bob Segar
Old time rock and roll Bob Segar
Turn the page Bob Segar
Born on a bayou CCR
Green River CCR
The twist Chubby Checker
Johnnie B. Goode Chuck Berry
December Collective Soul
Shine Collective Soul
Low Cracker
Higher Creed
My sacrifice Creed
One last breath Creed
Rodeo song David Allan Coe
The perfect country song David Allan Coe
Little sister Elvis Presley
Santa Monica Everclear
I just want to make love to you Foghat
Times like these Foo Fighters
Alright now Free
Bad day Fuel
Keep your hands to yourself Georgia Satelites
Some kind of wonderful Grand Funk Railroad
Break up song Greg Kihn
Whiskey bent and hell bound Hank Williams Jr
You are so beautiful Joe Cocker
Folsom prison blues Johnny Cash
Hurts so good John Cougar Mellencamp
Don't close your eyes Keith Whitley
Blue on black Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Walk softly Kentucky Headhunters
Only God knows why Kid Rock
Molly's chamber Kings of Leon
My own worst enemy Lit
Gimmie three steps Lynard Skynard
Needle and a spoon Lynard Skynard
Saturday night special Lynard Skynard
Simple man Lynard Skynard
Sweet home Alabama Lynard Skynard
3 AM Matchbox 20
Back to good Matchbox 20
Every rose Poison
Whiter shade of pale Procol Harum
She hates me Puddle of Mud
Creep Radiohead
Honky tonk women Rolling Stones
Wooly Bully Sam the Sham
Copperhead Road Steve Earle
The joker Steve Miller Band
Pride and joy Stevie Ray Vaughan
Plush Stone Temple Pilots
My girl Temptations
Roadhouse blues The Doors
Come together The Beatles
Kryptonite Three Doors Down
When I'm gone Three Doors Down
It's your love Tim McGraw
Last dance with Mary Jane Tom Petty
Open up your eyes Tonic
Brown eyed girl Van Morrison
Hash pipe Weezer
Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett
I thank you ZZ Top
Sharp dressed man ZZ Top
Tush ZZ Top
Waiting on the bus/Jesus left ZZ Top

Looks like he picked the wrong night to stop sniffing glue!