Here I perform a track from ELO's vintage era, their album 'On The Third Day' of 1973, ish. Unlike my previous videos where the sequence was programmed some years ago for ELO tribute 'Wishful Thinking' (long before You Tube) this has been progammed especially for the You Tube audience. The keyboards in the shot are (top down); just in shot top, right, Korg MicroKorg vocoder which isn't actually used in this piece (but came in very handy on my next piece 'Prologue/Twilight' from Time), Korg DW8000 used for the main triplets riff (with a sequenced harpsichord underneath), Korg M1 (more synths, strings, guitar sounds), then the mighty Roland RD300 for the piano parts. On the left there is a Roland DR660 drum machine (not used - needs a good dusting too) sitting atop a Korg 05R/W which does most of the drums, strings and bass guitar. Once again I've used Windows Movie Maker to make this video (which I am rapidly outgrowing, great for beginers but lacks polish), but in answer to some critisism I have limited the angles and gone for a pretty much contigeous performance (I nearly cock it up at 2:16!), with just one angle change near the end as the cross-arms coda could not be seen on angle 1. But each angle uses its own audio, and you'll hear the glitches (slight volume dips) I was trying to erradicate in previous videos. I hope you enjoy my rendition of one of Jeff Lynne's early works from when ELO was more prog than rock. Comments. As usual you are all welcome to leave ...
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