Symphony X - The Accolade (Full Keyboard Cover) ✔️

Symphony X - The Accolade is from 1997 album "The Divine Wings of Tragedy" which is the third studio album by progressive metal band Symphony X, released in 1997 through Zero Corporation (Japan) and Inside Out Music (Europe), a remastered edition was reissued on September 13, 2004 through Inside Out, and again in September 17, 2012 as part of a double-LP vinyl release.
In 2005, The Divine Wings of Tragedy was ranked No. 433 in Rock Hard magazine's book of The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time.
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Instruments:
Korg Krome 88 Keys
KRK Rokit 5
2 DP-10 Roland Pedal
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Thanks for watching :)

[@ThaBeatConductor]

7:37 always blows my mind.

[@Alex-BH]

Indeed great arrangement by Symphony X \m/

[@Malmsteen1990]

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[@Alex-BH]

@@Malmsteen1990 That was really nice!! keep it up bro \m/

[@blakfloyd]

I enjoyed this immensely. The four-part arrangement in the middle of the song has been my favorite SX keyboard moment basically since I first heard it 19 years ago.

[@Alex-BH]

Wow 19 years of listening to Symphony X music that's awesome and yea indeed that part is a blast \m/ Thanks blakfloyd Glad you enjoyed it : )

[@zasguschanskytv1298]

Incredible cover!!!

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks, glad you liked it : )

[@crazyvinz]

awessome job! 👏👏👏

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks @crazyvinz glad you liked it : )

[@Christopher-sl7cm]

Amazing! Great job on the sound design as well!

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks Christopher, glad you liked it !!

[@sasquatch5577]

Love the bells

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks Sasquatch : )

[@Nevenblue]

Awesome!

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks Nevenblue : ) glad you liked it !!

[@mateuscarvalho2579]

You're fantastic

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks Mateus : )

[@rafecolii]

It'd be cool to have a keyboard/piano only version

[@Alex-BH]

I will keep that in mind for my future covers, unfortunately I have deleted the isolated version. Thanks @rafecolii for your suggestion : )

[@mahmoodbaqer6177]

Beautiful. Love it 😍

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks Beasie, glad you liked it : )

[@antonylogan]

Great !!! Confratulations, very cool

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks Christian, glad you liked it : )

[@vinao_4558]

Fuckin awesome, beauty synth effect, briliant play.

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks \m/ Glad you liked it : )

[@YsAbTones]

Nice !

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks, glad you liked it ! : )

[@mattildahubbardo]

Awesome cover !,!!

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks Mattilda : )

[@mattildahubbardo]

Ali Abdulghaffar nice playing! I love the tones you used !

[@Alex-BH]

@@mattildahubbardo Yea I invest so much of my time programming the sounds I believe that a decent Input will result in a decent output \m/ Glad you liked it \m/

[@mattildahubbardo]

Ali Abdulghaffar you can really tell! loved it

[@slyarte]

This is magnificent, it would be very great having one of my song rearranged by you

[@Alex-BH]

Thanks SlyArtË for your kind words, glad you liked it !! : )

[@PhilBassBx]

Vert good job !!! Bells,voices,pad and lead are original Krome patchs or custom patchs? I have ordered one ,i m waiting for. I ll looking for these tones in my band . Thx

[@Alex-BH]

All patches are custom except for the little piano part in the middle. I rarely use original Krome patches in my videos. Always there are some modifications needed to get the sounds as close as possible to the original song. Here is what I usually do for each sound in the combination: 1- Search for the closest combination sound 2- Adjust/Add/Remove sounds within the combination 3- Adjust Timbre para (ex: pitch) 4- Adjust the zone 5- Adjust/Add/Remove IFX, MFX, and TFX 6- Adjust the tone Congratulations, you will definitely enjoy it Let me know if you need detailed explanation for each patch, I can tell you which sounds i have combined for my patches. However from step 3 to step 6 is a bit challenging to go in details as Krome has lots of functions for sound adjust and some patches contains over 5 sounds. Thanks Philippe and good luck : )

[@PhilBassBx]

@@Alex-BH thanks so much for your answer !!! I ll receive my Krome Tomorrow. I know we Can buy a lot a pack of sounds on internet but your patch sounds great. I ll try myselsef first . Maybe i ll Come back with you for a liitle help ! Thanks you !!

[@bm8584]

Amazing video. I love it. Please, how do you change from patch to patch? Does it exist a pedal board for that purpose. Sorry I am new into keyboards. Thanks and keep it up. I am a huge fan of Symphony X. Great job

[@Alex-BH]

@@bm8584 You can switch sounds with any pedal, personally I use "DP-10 Roland Pedal". So I start by programming all sounds in combination mode, then sequence the patches according to the song and then just switch the patches by stepping on the pedal. You need to do the following to activate the switch pedal on Korg Krome: 1- Plug in a pedal in the back (Switch) 2- Press Global mode 3- Press Page 4- Choose Controllers on the screen 5- Change "Foot switch assign" by pressing on "off" to any way you like to switch your patches (personally I use "Program Up" which means it will switch to the next patch every time I step on the pedal) and you will be ready to rock \m/ I hope this was helpful and thanks for your kind words!! : )

[@bm8584]

@@Alex-BH thanks a lot! Very useful tip! Regards from Spain