The Confines - original instrumental electro-prog lounge-shred - Parallax

[@Fuzorz]

that's beautiful and the keys are gorgeous. lol when that crab was falling that was comedy.

[@mm1982]

Yes please, more of this. I love your original compositions man!

[@JeffIrok]

Great work Dave (as always!). Totally enjoyed it!

[@peter47a]

I have to say, you never disappoint! I really dig your old microkorg noodling vids and I thought this was the pinnacle. Wrong. Totally wrong. You, Sir, blew my mind. Again.

[@ryanquick1956]

I listen to this all the time. You are a true key wizard. so inspirational. Thank you

[@jooyoonchung3593]

Really excellent track. Looking forward to checking out more of your music!

[@schepler2]

Outstanding playing!

[@Danofcanada]

Great stuff, interestingly retro synth has been coming back.

[@MarkLumsley]

Love it! :D

[@michaelshields7777]

I've never seen a keyboard before with black and red keys, at least, not in this configuration. Interesting.

[@theprogkid8807]

hi dave I am jaxon

[@gustavoelizondo2498]

I used to follow your channel many emails ago... nice to see you have updated your rig! How do you like the SV-1 compared to the Nord?

[@hamsterdunce]

+Gustavo Alberto Elizondo I think that for almost a third of the price it is a compelling alternative, to say the least. The organ is not quite the same (and I miss the drawbars, of course), but the EP's are comparable and in some mixes BETTER than the Nord, in my opinion. It's definitely nowhere near as deep of an instrument, but it gets 99% of the job done for me. That said, I had intended to replace the Nord with the SV-1 in order to save some money, but now I feel that I need both of these in the studio & on the road. Why does this always happen to me? :-D

[@MauricioDelgado0722]

Sweet! are there any Parallax albums to download online?

[@hamsterdunce]

+Mauricio Delgado Thanks for the compliment. I have an album on iTunes called "Visit The Entropics" but unfortunately have nothing else for a direct download. CDs still available on my website umop.com/parallax.htm