They work fine Bobbie. I have a CTK-631 which is a little bit up on yours and haven't even tried to figure out all it can do. I just learn as I need something.
When you get to the stage of pluging it into your puter remember line ine from the puter goes to line out on the keyboard and vice versa,
What is Love on my site is just my keyboard and me for the backing . Done in G and that is how it went to the recording studio when Deedee put it on her CD. Bit of eding i studio of course.
Toward the workshop thing.
I quit going to writer's workshops a few years back when I started doing music.
Not because i felt I wasn't learning anything. never been to a workshop I didn't learn something yet.
Rather it was I felt I was better served by learning more about music and we have only had one music workshop in my area ever. Which I went to.
I also forgoit to mention earlier Bobbie.
None of us should feel inhibited or nervious about getting up in front of proffessionals. They know and accept every writer isn't a performer or the owner o9f greet vocal or music skills.
They accept us for what we are Writers.
You want scary. Come to our sunday jam somenight and ge5t up in front of a room full of drunks who think every song comes out of a can and should sound like AC/DC's She's Got The Jack.Now that is scarey.
And a whole mess of fun when you are a cheeky bugger with an answer for most smart arse comments.
I usually have more fun twix songs that doing the songs the few times I get up.
Regards.
Graham


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