just what I was looking for, thanks man! :)

Thanks! This sounded great

This is awesome!! This is what I was looking for, You just saved me!! Thanks 😍👍✨

@goatghost

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! Glad to hear that you find it useful. :-)

thank you. great idea to do the splits and sounds. Rock on baby!

@goatghost

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Elrod Thanks, Chris...much appreciated. :-) Rock on!

Thank you! Pretty useful!

very nice!

Thanks for this! When i was unsure of parts while listening I could refer to this video

@goatghost

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment! Glad to see you found it useful. :-)

As I've commented on some of your other videos, I find this instructional cover very helpful and interesting - for more than the obvious reasons. In the verses, you are playing all of the progressions as D A G A. If you listen to the isolated piano tracks from the original recording that are floating around on KZread, you'll hear that sometimes in transition to the A, Freddie raises the E to an F#, effectively turning the transition chord into an F#m. Sometimes, he will play the D A G in a different voicing with a pedal tone A on top, making the progression D5 A G9 (or even D5 A Bm7). I obsess over things like this when I'm leaning a song and agonize over the voicing and how to fit everything in with two hands. Once in a while I need a video like this to show me that it sounds just fine with simpler chords and voicings and that 99+% of the audience won't know the difference. Thanks!

@goatghost

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks again for your comments! I, normally, obsess over the small details, but it looks like I didn't pick up on those small variations (I should have seen if there was original isolated piano floating around out there - perhaps from Guitar Hero). I'll have to take a deeper listen, for sure. Those variations definitely make things more interesting (I like the Gadd9, in particular). :-)

@mtlkeys8162

6 жыл бұрын

goatghost My brain is entirely unable to tease out individual keyboard chords/voicings from a full band mix. Respect to anyone who can.

@mtlkeys8162

6 жыл бұрын

Actually, when we did this live we had a percussionist on stage who wasn't doing anything, so I had him handle the high fifths so I could play fuller voicings. I liked the result... kzread.info/dash/bejne/gayTw7iefa2nmNY.html

@goatghost

6 жыл бұрын

Wow...you guys sound awesome! I've wanted my band to play this for a while, but my bandmates haven't really been into it. Hopefully, someday. BTW...is that you playing a Nord in some of the other videos?

Thanks men!

goatgosht you're amazing your cover are great and I learn a lot with them ... you could do a cover of Smooke on the water (deep purple) ??? greetings from Chile! rock on! :D

@goatghost

7 жыл бұрын

alvies jbass Thanks much! I really appreciate it. I'll have to listen to "Smoke On the Water", sometime. I have always thought of it as a guitar song, but organ is definitely an important part if it. :-)

It's great to hear the attention to detail. The string sound sounds like a filtered lush string sound. What famous string sound is that closed to? Like a CS80 string? Or JP8 ? Also, what type of organ sound is that? Vox? Thank you for the video

@goatghost

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!!! Actually, the lush sound is a french horn section patch with lots of reverb. The organ is a B3 simulation. :-)

@pedrosura

7 жыл бұрын

goatghost oh yeah. Makes sense.. Thank you..

Very good, how I would play it live

@goatghost

8 жыл бұрын

+jlcontarino Thank, man! :)

backing tracks please!!!

The last chord is wrong. It's not A9, should be A7. Cause a "G" note is heard clearly in the original ;)

@goatghost

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I believe you are correct! I'm not sure why I heard it as A9. Apparently, it appears to be less complex than I thought...lol Thanks for bringing that to my attention. :-)

@guidohenckens1403

3 жыл бұрын

goatghost, may i ask what sound you use on the jv90?

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