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Well said! Sounds like a dope video idea. Thanks and thanks for watching.

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It's coming, I promise. 🙏🏽

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Yo! Detroit in the house! Thank you for the kind words, Jerome! Play long enough, and just like any skill, you'll get better at it. Sometimes, we get better by accident. 🤷🏽‍♂️😂

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Thank you for the compliment and thank you for watching! 🙏

😂 I've gotten my fair share of cross-eyed looks. How comfortable are you with rhythm and syncopation? Thank you for watching!

@@DrPhatChords I'm more of a Nat King Cole player. Smooth! Actually, I'm too smooth. I need to capture more of the funky groove to my playing and play fuller. I can give you the pretty stuff and passing tones all day. However, this will not do when you have pastors who want to hoop like James Brown and choirs who want to get down. Do you have any suggestions for developing a fuller funky rhythmic style of playing. Greatly Appreciate any helpful advice.

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Practice!? Talkin' bout practice? 😂 Great question! Been definitely thinking about how to answer this. I don't have a structured practice routine, but I get reps in through playing for either church or a secular gig, and even playing for my own enjoyment. I'll arpeggiate chords, start on various scale degrees within the key that I'm playing and just "fool around and find out." Hopefully that either answers your question or get you closer to an answer. If not, I'm definitely making a video on this because I need to explain it in real time.

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Hey Ricky, thanks for asking! Nothing formal at the moment, but I am happy to share with others what I know via YT. Should my schedule allow, I could see myself doing formal lessons in the future. Great question and thank you for watching!

Hey Louis, thanks for watching!

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Me too! She's one of my all-time favorites. 🙏🏽 thank you very much!

Can you do a rendition of You Remind Me?

@@skyeperdue9294 thank you for the suggestion! Yes, Remind Me is coming. 🙏🏽

THANKS! Yamaha MOTIF XS.

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It's an A100 running through a Neo Instruments Ventilator II. Here's one of the first vids I did on it. ua-cam.com/users/shorts1Hl3MYm-wto

It's an A100 running through a Neo Instruments Ventilator II. Here's one of the first vids I did on it. ua-cam.com/users/shorts1Hl3MYm-wto

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@dluttrell78 right on 🙏🏽

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Hi Samuel! Thanks for watching! I'll have a tutorial of this later this week. Hopefully that will breakdown some of what's happening!

Right on! Thank you for watching! You just gave me a content idea! Thank you!

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Yo! What up Claydon!? *Had to change my reply once I saw the profile pic. "I know this dude!" LOL😂

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Thank you very much! Tutorial coming soon.

Zachary, thank you for stopping by and for the compliment! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Hi! Thank you for your engagement! I am aware of two paths: Path #1. Using a cable with a 5-pin male Leslie on one end and a standard quarter-inch connector on the other end. The 5-pin connector goes into the organ preamp--similar to a standard Leslie configuration. The quarter-inch connector goes into the Neo Ventilator--similar to plugging into an effects pedal. Path #2 Trek II OBL box, soldering, loose wires, etc... Long story short, unless you're a hands on person, I would recommend Path #1. I can certainly walk through the connections in video format if that would be helpful for you.

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