Genesis - Second Home By The Sea (Keyboard Solo)

My attempt to record Tony Banks' keyboard solo from the Genesis song, "Second Home By The Sea".

Unfortunately it's hard to see the notes being played due to the lighting in the room, the lack of tripod and finally the need to spread the solo across two keyboards, (preferably more as I had to resort to patch changes via Cubase, but luckily there are long enough breaks in the solo to achieve this).

I screwed up the very final passage of the solo, but apart from that its not a bad version I don't think.

It falls slightly out of synch progressively, but I guess this is to be expected with a camera which is designed to take pictures first and movies second.

Music By Genesis (Tony Banks, Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford)

Keyboards:
Yamaha PSR320
MAudio Keystation 49e

Programs
CubaseLE
ProteusXLE

Patches:
CZLeadString
Analog
Bandstand Glockenspiel (.sf2)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Genesis
• Tony
• Banks
• Second
• Home
• By
• The
• Sea
• Cover
• Keyboard
• Solo

[Mubble]

Good work mate. This was always my favourite song to play when I played keyboard.

[DavieMarshall]

Thanks. It was fun to play. I haven't played a keyboard in about eight months now sadly.

[KeithThePunk]

Awesome! Hey, can you make a vid of this song without the music and the back?

[DavieMarshall]

Hey,

Thanks for the comment! Unfortunately I can't record that as my keyboards have been in storage for a long time now, and I've no longer got a PC capable of running the keyboard rig sadly.

That and by now I've long since forgotten all the notes!

As Eric Morecambe might say, I'd be playing "all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order".

[wigenesis]

You are a great keyboardist!

[DavieMarshall]

Thank you very much, though I'm not sure I agree with you! ;)

[theguitar]

great job

[SnowboundStudios]

nice i wish i could play

[SnowboundStudios]

nice i wish i could play

[DavieMarshall]

Thanks Jack, though I recorded this about a year and a half ago. I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to remember of it now.