I should have insisted on Epitaph:
"Yes I feel tomorrow I'll be crying" :)
Seriously though - Rick did a masterful job. I still have the recording somewhere. And bonus points to Rick - the keyboard (at the time) was out of adjustment- and he still manged to 'phrase' the keys so that it was not noticeable!!
You could tell he knew what he was doing to get around the problem just by listening to his "phrasing" of the notes.
I'm still thankful for that.
Chris
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 6:51 PM, <lsf5275@aol.com> wrote:
Don't do it! Tron Weddings are doomed. Ask Chris Dale.In a message dated 10/26/2009 2:26:13 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, caddyfam@simcon.net writes:My oldest daughter is to be married next June and at her request, wants the Tron to be part of the ceremonial music as well as entertainment afterwards. We will have our band there. For the service I am trying to decide on either playing a pre recorded procession or maybe put something together via the sequencer for a "home made" effect. I am hoping someone out there has performed at weddings and can offer up suggestions. Not your ordinary affair, this will be at a turn of the century lakeside hotel in an amusement park. Thanks, Doug #703