Keyboards Question

[EnchantingLennon]

I have a question; now I'm not a musician however my Grandmother used to play the piano so I know that the right side features the high notes and the left side features the low notes. I've been watching some concert footage and to me, whenever Linda did her lead on Band on the Run it looked pretty correctly judging from the sound of her notes but when I see Wix do the lead, it looks like reverse, as if the high notes are on the left side and the low are on the right.

How is that possible?

[Asha]

I have a question; now I'm not a musician however my Grandmother used to play the piano so I know that the right side features the high notes and the left side features the low notes. I've been watching some concert footage and to me, whenever Linda did her lead on Band on the Run it looked pretty correctly judging from the sound of her notes but when I see Wix do the lead, it looks like reverse, as if the high notes are on the left side and the low are on the right.

How is that possible?

Really? Is he using two different keyboards or one on top of the other? I guess I'd have to see some footage. I never really paid that much attention. :thinker:

[jesgear]

I used to have a keyboard that was split, so it was like two keyboards in one. I could set it up so that the left side played one instrument sound and the right side played a different one. Maybe Wix had the left keys programmed to play a sound that was higher than the right side.

Or maybe the film image was reversed? :nono3:

[EnchantingLennon]

It was in Electric Proms that Palladia and VH1 Classic channels have been airing for a time with Paul McCartney and there's a camera on Wix's right side (he's facing the band the whole time) and in front of the stage the camera focused on Wix's playing so I know that the film wasn't reversed or else I'll be seeing the audience or he would be positioned differently.