In the Tango DVD, I don't think she's actually playing most of what's being heard.

On the chorus, there's a lot on stuff going on, and I haven't determined exactly yet what everything is. This song is much more tricky because I do know that Lindsey's doing synth guitar stuff. (He often doesn't play her parts accurately enough for my tastes. I thought the Dance might be the same, but if not, Brett is doing a pretty good job playing it. In the Tango DVD it sounds like it may have been programmed because it's out of sync with the band. What I'm most concerned with is finding a good DX7 sound that grabs that texture, if I can't find the acutal thing (which would be cool). Left - Intro / digital EP (similar) doing triplets upДЄlso, at the end, I'm pretty damn sure that the things on the end 'Bum bum bum' etc are synth. Specifically I want to work on Everywhere and Little Lies, two songs that are quite synthy.Д¬enter - Intro / digital EP doing triplets down That would be quite convenient, as I have the TX7, which is the DX7 rack version.ДЇinding patches for it that she would have used is another story all together. While she may have been using a DX-7, I'd be inclined to suspect she used the rack version, just to reduce stage clutter.

I would guess it was Chris' main source of piano sounds. The MKS-20 is the rack mount version of the RD-1000 digital piano: 8 presets - three pianos, two electric pianos, clavi, vibraphone, harpsichord.

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