Bill Wilcox The worship band I’m in had to play Jaci Velasquez’s “We Can Make a Difference.” As resident synth guy, I recreated three separate parts for the song. The other keyboardist would do the Rhodes part on a Kurzweil PC1X. I used my ever-faithful Ensoniq SD-1 and Alesis Ion. The octave-jumping part underneath the vocal “do-do-do” bits was an Ion program named “Hollow Moog,” which is a sine wave patch programmed by one of the talented folks on Yahoo’s Ion user group. The high string note held during the chorus was an SD-1 patch I’d edited to take on a Mellotron feel per a
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Chester Thompson B-3 Master Class
Ten Minute Technique - Warming Up Under the Gun
The Chord Doctor - Expand Your Chordal Command
Get Funky on the Rhodes
Synth Sense - Hot Synth Licks for Non-Synth Players
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Whole Tone Tips, Part 2
The Steve Miller Band's “Fly Like An Eagle”
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