Nord Artist Marcus Byrne's full length interview about all things Nord at London’s O2 Arena.
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- The full length interview of Marcus Byrne at London’s O2 Arena during soundcheck for Take That’s 6-night residency in May 2024 talking to Headline Audio's Hayley Miller.
An avid Nord user throughout his career Marcus talks us through his history with the brand, demonstrates his own sound library on the Stage 4-88 and shares with us what it takes to be a successful professional musician.
Sharing insights into his Stage 4-88, touring, studio work, sound creation and song writing this is a must watch for aspiring and accomplished keyboard players and musicians everywhere.
Get yourself a cuppa, sit back and enjoy.
One of many things that make me proud to be swedish. The Clavia/Nord brand is such a happy marriage between esthetics and creativity.
Jo webb’s Arturia 88 keylab midi synthesiser hidden in the background 😍
Yeh, the interview was literally 3 hours before the show started.
This is great! Would love if he did a signature sound bank - his piano sounds are amazing!
I ❤ these videos😎🎹🎛
Why did you guys cover up the Number 4 in the stage branding?
Hi, thanks for checking in. The video was shot immediately after soundcheck for the gig that evening. The Stage 4-88 is being used for that nights gig, all set up and ready to go. We wanted to interview Marcus in his 'natural habitat' so we didn't change anything for filming, we left all the gear set up and ready where it needed to be to the event. At various points you may have noticed the lighting changing, again we wanted to emphasis that the video is being shot on the O2 Arenas stage while they were setting up for the gig. It a very 'live' environment. We didn't want any of it looking manufactured.
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As a Korg kronos owner I have to ask, does it have something like the set list function as well as the smooth sound transition?
Nope, no setlist option on the stage 4.
But it should be fairly easy to organize the programs on the fly.
All nice and dandy if you don’t need to rely on preprogrammed program changes from external sources.
Nord have the smooth sound transition, they call it seamless. No set list as you don't have all the different modes to navigate.
My Nashville gigging friend tells me that it takes him only 10 minutes to arrange a 40 to 60-song set list via computer interface.