Record your own Scenes and Patterns on the Montage M
Heider Sati
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Record your own Scenes and Patterns on the Montage M
3 228 просмотров · 2 года назад
Heider Sati
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3 228 просмотров · 2 года назад
Not sure what's going on with me... this is my 5th video I'm making on the Montage in about 2 months from buying,... seriously the instrument is so good that it brings back so much good memories from my childhood, all songs I used to love listening to and played when I was a teenager,... what a machine; every key I touch on this instrument is an absolute joy.
As I promised earlier, here is my video on the Yamaha Montage M to help making live song performances.
If you own a Montage, thinking of buying one, or a little shy to ask "Well, how does these scenes work!?"... then follow this tutorial video on how to make your own.
Yes, I am aware, the video is a little lengthy, some parts where I am trying to listen to a quantised recording to ensure "Health and Safety :)" are a little long to listen to, honestly I tried as much as I can to reduce the time by fast-forwarding some of these scenes, but that said I also had to find a balance between blocking it totally or show a learning experience, So, some are there to either show how to do something, or how I managed to get there, what you would do to listen and rehearse your own work, what things to avoid, what I had as good or bad experiences, etc, also some might like to listen to what voices/percussions/rhythms are built into the instrument out of the box.
The video originally taken about 2 hours to demonstrate my second live song, yes for me its far from perfect but it does hopefully help you to get there and add perfection with more experience.
I will certainly do more videos as I go along, this one I shared because people has asked me to show how was my last video was video, I did not want to make a boring one by going through a power-point presentation and talk about what I did earlier,... I decided to do a song that I've not recorded before and play it kind'a "LIVE" instead.
I wish you the best of luck using this instrument (or any other instrument if they have a similar capability), thank you for watching my video and for all the great comments we shared.
This time in the year; December is usually busy for me, if I don't make another video by the end of the year then I wish you a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and a Happy New 2024.
Best Regards
Heider