Thank you Zeal!

Thanks very much Jershon, I appreciate your greeting.

Thank you Luz, I appreciate your greetings.

Thanks sister Kitchie, I appreciate you and your blessed family too. Happy Father's Day to brother Jerry, may the Lord keep giving him new songs and make him an even better dad and worshiper with each passing day!

Thanks very much Dorothy and Bob, we appreciate you.

Hi Caroline, thank you very much!

Thank you so much Maria, God bless you there in ksa

That's so good to hear from you, a fellow Yamaha and Ketron user and worshiper. Let's connect more! I have a Ketron SD1, but don't use it much. Do you output 6 audio channels on your Genos to have separate level controls? I do that on the Tyros, but I haven't found anyone else who does that, and I would like to learn more from you about incorporating your SD90 in worship. Let's chat. Thanks for commenting, it means a lot to me. For God's glory.

@@SteveKuban I have it connected this way: Genos Main L R = Live parts Aux out 1: Bass (from style or live played with left). Aux out 2: Drums Aux out 3 and 4: Guitars When I use the Ketron, I use a special freeplay style on the Genos, that gives the Ketron the chords and Bass notes via MIDI. Ketron is used for styles only, drums goes to the aux/ headphones output, main out is for guitars. Have created a silent voice, use the pianist mode. Meanwhile you could get a SD90 used for about 1,500 bugs and a used Genos 2 for about 2,200 bugs.

@@SteveKuban I use in SD90 the factory styles and Audya for SD9 styles, change the live guitars. On Genos I use modified factory styles. When your SD1 allows a user drum kit, you could enhance the sound by allowing the Tyros drummer to play the Ketron kits.

Thank you for the detailed information, you are really blessed to have all of that equipment, and you are using it well, keep up the good work! I checked your channel, but I’m not sure if any of the playlist videos are you. Please can you share some links to your work and music?

@@SteveKuban Had no opportunity to upload something. Our worship services will be online, but mixing is something that almost doesn't work. Often our pastor forgets to mute his clip microphone when singing along.