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This is my first composition on the Korg OASYS. This piece was created using the Gentle Guitar combi + strings from the Roland JV Orchestra II.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation, with sound from the SRJV Orchestra I, II, Super Sound Expansion Boards. This arrangement is based on the orchestra score by Alfred Reed. I have re-arranged certain parts to make it sounds thicker.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation, with sound from the SRJV Orchestra I , II Expansion Boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation, with sound from the SRJV Orchestra I , II Expansion Boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation, with sound from the SRJV Orchestra I, II Expansion Boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
A SoundClick Top 50 song
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards. Can you figure out the 'shoe tapping' sound? Hint: a percussion instrument.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 with sound from the Orchestral I & II, Latin, Super Sound Set SRJV Expansion boards.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation with sound from the Orchestra I, II & Latin SRJV Expansion boards.
This is an organ piece which I have arranged to play by harpsichord & recorder, with organ for the bass. This piece is played with Roland SuperSound expansion board.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation, with sound from the SRJV Orchestra I.
This is the first piece of music I performed with the Roland SRJV Latin Expansion Board. I was flipping through an elementary piano music book one day and came across this simple tune. I told myself, I MUST improvise this song!!
I bought this vintage score from ebay, a 1930s Tommy Dorsey's arrangement of 'Song of India' for a jazz band. Well, some people just hate such arrangement.. I told myself to enjoy the harmony of the saxphones, from SRJV SuperSound Exp Board.
Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation with sound from the Orchestra I & II SRJV Expansion boards.
My first jap anime instrumental arrangement... more to come in future. Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation with sound from the House, Techno, Special Effects SRJV Expansion boards.
A techno arrangement! Performed on a Roland XP-80 Workstation with sound from the Techno SRJV Expansion boards.
Playing a 70's chinese oldies using a 90's keyboard! Performed on XP-80 with sounds from SRJV Super Sound Set and Latin board.
Another chinese oldies performed with Super Sound Set and Latin board. The fantastic accordion from the Super Sound Set inspired me to do this arrangement, although I have never played an accordion before.
A classic chinese folk melody. I transcribed this piece by hearing from a chinese orchestra performance on CD. The sounds include chinese instrument like Er-hu, Bang Di, Yang Qin, Zhong Ruan, Pi-Pa & percussion from SRJV Asia Expansion.