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Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 11:39am On Dec 06, 2014
TK16:
Decided to follow this thread. Cos I play keyboard in my church. Dnt knw much though... Am here to learn more
ure very welcome... u can check through older posts, there r tons of things to learn
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 11:39am On Dec 06, 2014
Psamuels:
l knw a lot of theories about keyboard, but playing has been difficult. what shld I do?
try and look for the cover of simple songs and learn...ur theory will help u understand how to play other songs, but if u dont know, still search for mre cover...like adele...e.g piano cover of adele's someone like you...by the time u learn how to play that, try and analyse the song with ur theory knowledge, u shd get a hold of it
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 10:22am On Dec 06, 2014
zbone:
lol@ quarrelled with singers after service.. guy you wicked o, C and Fmajor, ur singers don't suffer sha. BTW your church keyboard no get transpose function?
gameboi r Estarkeys r right but the truth is that, if u knw theory, u can deal with people, but if u knw practical only, when ure with people u ll only b saying "the thing the thing"...practical jst applies to playing in functions,but when pple sit down to share knowledge, someone who knows practical only cant last
Jokes Etc › Re: SHOCKING: Yam Tubers From The Gods [photo] by Dramadiddy(m): 3:57pm On Dec 05, 2014
PROUDIGBO:
^^^.....they look like hairy Gremlins! lipsrsealed
lool
Jokes Etc › Re: SHOCKING: Yam Tubers From The Gods [photo] by Dramadiddy(m): 3:04pm On Dec 05, 2014
Neverrrrr.....
Celebrities › Re: Adaeze Yobo Shares her Online Conversation With Hubby Joseph Yobo by Dramadiddy(m): 1:41pm On Dec 05, 2014
Chai see love... embarassed
Crime › Re: My Dad Almost Raped Me To Death by Dramadiddy(m): 1:38pm On Dec 05, 2014
They better find the pervert! Rubbish!
Nairaland General › Re: Share Your Robbery Experiences Here... by Dramadiddy(m): 1:35pm On Dec 05, 2014
Bunsky:
It happen in 2011 election crisis in kano,i didn't know what i'll call my own self,maybe is war or robb or warrobb.

After declaring jonathan as winner,we are at home,we did'nt know that their have started killing people in our area.
A guy just rush in and said ina still dey here ina no hear wetin dey happen,before we say jack,their are already in the next compound,about to get to our own compound.
We all locked ourself up in the bathroom,including my neigbour that has a baby of two month,thank God throughout the event the baby was just sleeping.
We leave the door open,otherwise their will burn the house.

Lo and behold their came in,more than 100 of them,their check everywere,except the bathroom,all of us were just shaking like fish,me i'm already urinating on my body.
When their coundn't found anybody,their have no option than to steal.

Their stole money.phone,laptop,tv,dvd,decorder,standing fan and ceiling fan,went to the kitchen and stole provisions,food stuff,their ate the rice and stew my mum cook,including the meat she fry for the week.Infact their stole anything stoleable that day.
The bed and sitting room chair is too big for them to carry,their used knife and cutlass to destroy it and the remaining properties.
How we survive is story for another day.
People please help me to thank God, that kept me alive to share these.
Nairaland General › Re: Share Your Robbery Experiences Here... by Dramadiddy(m): 1:35pm On Dec 05, 2014
snakie86:
If yours was funny then mine was like a film........



This happened while I was serving in Kano. I boarded a night bus from Ido during one of my trip back to Kano. Everything was going on smoothly until we got to Kaduna around 6am in the morning. We rested a bit at kaduna park after which we continued our journey around 6:30. We never knew some robbers had joined us in the bus. moreover the motor boys as they call them wanted to do shua-shua to make some money from kaduna to kano.....After a while, we realized the bus was not moving fast and 4 guys stood up.....one each at the entrance and back door and two in the middle of the bus....................The one in the middle said
Robber: (quoting some words) Good morning ladies and gentlemen........hope we are enjoying the trip so far

"we all thought maybe he wanted to make an announcement and people didn't concentrate"

Robber: You see, its been a wonderful journey so far and I guess some of us are tired already. in other not to bother you much with my story, I will be passing a bag around now and all I just require from you is your phone, wrist watch, money and your wallet.

"Everybody was like whats this one saying"

Before we raised up our head, the two guys at the entrance of the door brought out their guns.....confirmed AK47. then we all realized we are in for something.

Robber: Please, I will be coming to you one after the other. We are not here to hurt anyone, all we need is your maximum cooperation.

Then they brought out a big Ghana must go, went to the front and back, started collecting offering from people. The most interesting part of it is, anytime they get to your sit. They will say
Robber: Good Morning Sir, can you pls stand on your feet sir, Your phone sir, wrist watch....can I see your pocket pls? bring out your wallet,lemme have all the money there...Pls drop them in the bag sir.......(he will then search all over the persons body to see if the person is hiding anytyn.).....Thank You so much for your patronage sir.

One started from the front while the other started from behind. We were all scared at the initial stage but it got to a stage that since we knew the protocol, u just stand up when it your turn and started dropping everytyn you have for them. It got to my turn too and after dropping the 5k in my wallet, he asked if that's all I have and I told him am a corps member. He returned 1k back to me and he did same to some corps members in the bus.

After they collected all the money and their Ghana must go filled up...they brought out a bundle of N200 note and started distributing it to every one of us.

Robber: We thank you so much for your cooperation and we are so sorry for any delay or inconveniences we might have caused you. Pls accept our sympathy and apology. We believe the N200 should help you get to a nearest ATM once you come down from the bus. If you feel you have any complain or feedback, you can contact us on 080..........


They opened the door and jump down...we never knew their car was following us all this while. the car moved beside our bus and they entered, then zoomed off..................The robbery was like a film as most of us was wondering if we were actually dreaming or in a movie.


Robbery with excellent customer service delivery
looooool
Nairaland General › Re: Share Your Robbery Experiences Here... by Dramadiddy(m): 1:35pm On Dec 05, 2014
Bunsky:
It happen in 2011 election crisis in kano,i didn't know what i'll call my own self,maybe is war or robb or warrobb.

After declaring jonathan as winner,we are at home,we did'nt know that their have started killing people in our area.
A guy just rush in and said ina still dey here ina no hear wetin dey happen,before we say jack,their are already in the next compound,about to get to our own compound.
We all locked ourself up in the bathroom,including my neigbour that has a baby of two month,thank God throughout the event the baby was just sleeping.
We leave the door open,otherwise their will burn the house.

Lo and behold their came in,more than 100 of them,their check everywere,except the bathroom,all of us were just shaking like fish,me i'm already urinating on my body.
When their coundn't found anybody,their have no option than to steal.

Their stole money.phone,laptop,tv,dvd,decorder,standing fan and ceiling fan,went to the kitchen and stole provisions,food stuff,their ate the rice and stew my mum cook,including the meat she fry for the week.Infact their stole anything stoleable that day.
The bed and sitting room chair is too big for them to carry,their used knife and cutlass to destroy it and the remaining properties.
How we survive is story for another day.
People please help me to thank God, that kept me alive to share these.
wow thank God ure alive, hope uve left the north
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 1:23pm On Dec 05, 2014
I see u Estarkeys nd sirnoel, waiting for ur contributions/questions
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 10:45pm On Dec 04, 2014
[quote author=zbone post=28601968][/quote]what u have to do is first know the chord, and then, try it on any degree and use ur ear to check if it sounds good to know, i once said on this thread that whatever u like, someone wont like it and someone will like it, so just focus on creating ur own music...do what sounds good to u!!
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 10:36pm On Dec 04, 2014
gameboi:
Passing chords are illegally legitimate chords.
The rules involving the creation of passing chords are based on:
1. Moving in half-steps.
2. Moving to the fourth
3. Moving to the fifth
4. Other Movements grin

what I posted above might not always work. But they always work grin
Sorry for the late reply.
You guys are not trying ohangry, a simple mention might just be enough to remind me. Won't it huh ?
lol...yeah...i was planning to do part on my voice note explaining how to form them, but u need to have a good amount of chords at hand, which even me I don't have yet
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 8:48pm On Dec 04, 2014
Karleb:
@Dramadiddy

See voice! lipsrsealed


I garrit, but you were too la, Fah, mi, mo. wink

BTW, what app do you use to convert your audio to mp3!
lol...i use mp3 converter
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 8:44pm On Dec 04, 2014
zbone:
@dramadiddy
I enjoyed listening to dat. i didn't want it to finish sef, is there going to be a part b to it. grin@dramadiddy
I enjoyed listening to dat. i didn't want it to finish sef, is there going to be a part b to it. I still have questions for you tho
there should sha..wat questions
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 4:07pm On Dec 04, 2014
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 2:32pm On Dec 04, 2014
karleb ive done the voice note but im having issues converting it to mp3, before the end of today i ll upload
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 1:22am On Dec 04, 2014
gameboi:
@dramiddy and zbone
In other words, they both differ by an Octave. Well, that's what I was telling him.

@karleb
which Passing chords again huh ?
Anyway, there's a particular way of forming passing chords. I'll post it here tomorrow.
yeahh an octave
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 9:22pm On Dec 03, 2014
Karleb:
Mttsheew!

Just when I was thinking of bribing you wiith Yamaha PSR-1000 to carry out the package.


See how you tuck-in on Friday night. cheesy
loool ogaa its roland fp-7 i want, den i ll give you a niiiiiiiiiiice package. wink.....lol had to tuck in well nw, i was performing dat night, dts my drummer by the other side, wicked guy o wink
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 4:47pm On Dec 03, 2014
Karleb:
You mean she's les? Don't worry, I'll straight her up!


BTW, did you take that picture on a Sunday?
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 4:46pm On Dec 03, 2014
Karleb:
You mean she's les? Don't worry, I'll straight her up!


BTW, did you take that picture on a Sunday?
lool not les she can play guys eeeehn.. The pic was taken on a Friday night
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 4:12pm On Dec 03, 2014
Karleb:
Dramadiddy!!

I like your sister, let's talk! angry
lol shes nt my sis but d grl is nt straight
Fashion › Re: 10 Categories Of People You Meet In A Barbing Salon by Dramadiddy(m): 3:51pm On Dec 03, 2014
lool tosyne, u nor wel oo...well me na serious instructor....i no won hear say anytin happen to my shaping wink
Celebrities › Re: Tuface Idibia's Joint Turned Into A Strippers Club? by Dramadiddy(m): 10:23am On Dec 03, 2014
Not sure abt dis news.. Dat place is cool
Celebrities › Re: Stella Damascus Pays Tribute To Late Husband, Jaiye Aboderin by Dramadiddy(m): 9:16am On Dec 03, 2014
Awww... So touching..
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 8:28am On Dec 03, 2014
Mimo1:
Seriously dis thread z really helpin, in my discovery we all cant hav a same partten of playin, some ar good in chord while some can solo, etc all d same the joy of every keyboardist is to play see pple dancing, claping nd rejocing to his/her beat.


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Hw much can i get a keyboard sustain pedal?
7k.. Will get you a pedal that can work on any piano.. I suggest u buy proel but for authenticity purposes go to a good shop for musical instruments and ask for the price of proel.. Sha just price it to 7k
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 7:15am On Dec 03, 2014
Castroii:
I think I learnt the keyboard the very wrong way, the truth is that I play some of this chords like dorminant chords, minor chords, sus chords, bt I neva knew dia name, bt am gradually learning some stuffz here.
Pls one question: is the TAW chord the same as the major 7th chords?
nah.. A taw is a major chord
Politics › Check Out This Banner Mounted At Western Avenue, Surulere by Dramadiddy(op): 10:26am On Dec 02, 2014
[img]http://3.bp..com/-g_VwjCaZlEs/VHzbxnsRRUI/AAAAAAAEAZY/qAsssjS-xAE/s1600/00.jpg[/img]


Lol. This banner is mounted at Barracks bus stop on Western Avenue (now
Funsho Williams Avenue), in protest of Femi Gbajabiamila (member of House of
Reps) and Kabiru Lawal (also known as Caesar), a member of Lagos State
House of Assembly. Both of them are going for 4th and 3rd terms
respectively, representing Surulere constituency...and some people aren't happy
about it.
Health › Boy Attacked By Dogs Discharged From Hospital By Father - Healthcommissioner by Dramadiddy(op): 10:09am On Dec 02, 2014
[img]http://2.bp..com/-XhQtOXu42rw/VH17RV5vUJI/AAAAAAAEAfw/DmY7CSsKi3M/s1600/Omonigho-Abraham.jpg[/img]


The little boy, Omonigho Abraham, who was viciously attacked by two dogs in
Lagos has been forcefully discharged from hospital by his dad, this is
according to the Lagos State government who released a statement this
morning explaining their side of the story. Omo has since been flown to India
for treatment. Find what the Lagos State government posted on their
Facebook page below...
Master Omonigho Abraham, the four year old boy who sustained extensive
injuries to his body, and a life threatening injuries to his scalp following
an attack by dogs has been discharged from Lagos State University
Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) by his father against medical advice, Lagos
State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide Idris, has said.
The Commissioner stated that all attempts to talk Mr. Odia Abraham, the
father of the boy against taking this wrong step were rebuffed by him as he
also signed necessary papers to show his desperation.
Omonigho was in the Burns & Plastics unit of LASUTH where he was receiving
specialist treatment after a vicious dog attack at their rented apartment at
35, Adegboyega Street, Akesan, Igando area of Lagos State on the 29th of
September 2014 .
The Commissioner, who made the disclosure today while reviewing the report
of the plastic surgery specialists in LASUTH who attended to Omonigho, stated
that the boy’s father took ill-advised step and chose to take his son out of
the hands of the specialists on Friday, 28th of November, 2014 against medical
advice after being thoroughly counseled that healthy granulation tissue
growing on his son’s skull must not be interrupted.
While explaining the involvement of the State government in the management
of Omonigho’s health, Idris said that the attention of the present
administration, particularly the Governor, was drawn to the case of the boy,
who was initially rushed to the Igando General Hospital, where he was
stabilized and wounds cleaned by the medical team at the Accidents &
Emergency ward of the hospital.
The Commissioner added that Omonigho was thereafter referred to the Burns
& Plastics unit of LASUTH where Specialists in Plastic Surgery assessed him
and promptly began to manage the life threatening avulsion injuries on his
scalp which left most of his skull exposed.
The plastic surgery team, he said, placed the boy on intravenous medication,
fluids and daily wound dressing in order to ensure that healthy granulation
tissue can grow and cover the scalp before a skin graft can be successfully
performed, stressing that the definitive management of Omonigho’s type of
extensive and deep wounds is a skin graft.
He emphasized that when news of the sad and outrageous event was brought
to the notice of the Governor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, he immediately
directed that young Omonigho be offered everything that will ensure that he
did not only survive the injuries, but recovers optimally, so that the
opportunity to reach his full potential is not tarnished by the unfortunate
accident.
He also explained that the directive by the Governor ensured that Omonigho
receives the best of care at no charge to his parents or family members and
that Mr. Abraham, was thereafter invited to the State Ministry of Health
where he received full re-imbursement for expenses he incurred previously in
the management of the son’s health.
“He was given a full exemption from paying any fees for the management of
his son’s health at LASUTH during his stay there and Omonigho while
recovering wrote a little “thank you” letter to the Governor”, Idris noted.
He said while the boy was receiving care at LASUTH, he was also visited by the
Deputy Governor, Mrs. Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, who spent time with him
and his parents to ensure that they were adequately taken care of, stressing
that during her visit, she found young Omonigho to be clinically stable and
doing very well.
Idris averred that whilst conservative wound management was being done in
the Burns and Plastic Ward, in LASUTH, the State Government set plans in
motion to take Omonigho abroad for further management, where all expenses
incurred would be covered by the state government, and that this was
communicated to his parents who had close and continuous contact with the
Ministry of Health.
“After a thorough search, a suitable hospital was found that would care for
the young boy. The chosen facility was the RAK Hospital, Dubai UAE. LASUTH
established a communication channel with RAK Hospital and it was determined
that Omonigho would require a meshed skin graft coverage of the exposed
skull for the next phase of his management. The Governor thus approved the
funds for the management of Omonigho, which includes traveling, feeding
and accommodation at the RAK Hospital in Dubai, UAE”, the Commissioner
stated.
He noted that the boy’s father was promptly informed of the plan and was
invited to the State Ministry to discuss the details of the approval, travel
plans and hospital arrangements, and was thereafter given a letter of
approval stating the plans to fly his son abroad and was asked to provide his
son’s passport with an accompanying family member in order to process visas
and other travel requirements.
“However, Mr. Abraham informed us that a Non-Governmental Organisation
from Delta State has made arrangements to fly him and his son for medical
treatment at a hospital in India. He was counseled on the benefits of
receiving the package offered by the Lagos State Government and was also
advised to put forward his decision as soon as possible so that the necessary
arrangements can be made to transfer his son and a family member of his
choice to Dubai for the treatment”, the Commissioner noted.
He added that the State government, in an effort to ensure the best care
possible for Omonigho, also offered to support Mr. Abraham if he would
rather go to India, in the hope that he would be getting the best care possible
from the unnamed hospital in India, being sponsored by the NGO.
The Commissioner however disclosed that Mr. Abraham, for reasons best known
to him, chose to take his son out of the hands of the plastic surgery
specialists in LASUTH on Friday, 28th of November, 2014 against medical
advice.
According to him, “the surgical team explained to Mr. Abraham that it was
pertinent that the healthy granulation tissue growing on his son’s skull
through the careful, thorough and expert care of the Plastic Surgery team
must not be interrupted as this may cause infections to set in, and slow the
healing process, as well as, delay any definitive reconstructive surgery. But
Mr. Abraham unfortunately, took the ill-advised step to leave the facility
after being thoroughly counseled by the specialist”,
Music/Radio › Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Dramadiddy(op): 9:26am On Dec 02, 2014
Karleb:
@gameboi and drammy, Can we talk about how to formulate passing chords?
passing chords are just points u play before playing what u really wanted to play.. This one needs video/audio sha I ll get back to you

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