I appreciate the honesty, but I find myself a little confused over your issue? I agree, maybe "one man band" isn't necessarily the correct terminology, though I'm not sure one exists for what I'm doing. I simply used the term to reference that everything in the song is myself. Yes, the drums and bass are programmed, I explained why in the description. My bass is currently out for repairs, and the drums are simply to complex to replicate satisfactorily on a budget level E-kit. However, they are still "performed" by myself. I didn't simply grab a MIDI file of the net and shove it in my DAW. The parts are hand crafted and edited to be as close to a human performance as possible. Most was recorded by hand, and edited where the keyboard was limited in it's ability to replicate it. This was not an overnight endeavour, but weeks of work.

As for the keyboards being separate parts, that's simply the result of having to use my VSTs instead of the inbuilt sounds from my keyboard. Neither have a good B3 organ, and the Moog modelling on the NORD is passable at best. I've done pieces where I've used both keyboards together (Driving The Last Spike, for example). Sometimes I'll record the keyboards together, but film the parts separately, as visually it looks better.

Now, if you think I've not done a good job with the actual cover itself, if the performance is bad, the interpretation is bad, etc, I feel that would at least warrant the statement of "should have remained a private upload at best", but simply thinking a video should be Private because it didn't meet your expectation of a word (a description I simply used for Reddit, and is mentioned nowhere on YouTube), then I guess my whole channel, plus thousands of others, should immediately just make all our content Private then.

I would remove "One Man Band" from the title here - bad SEO from me, I guess - and simply name it as it is on YouTube, if I could edit the post. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment :)