The best thing about this video: No gimmicks, no needless talking; just a real world sonic comparison of the Reface CP against the instruments it was designed to emulate. A suggestion to those who tune in: Listen to the audio without watching the video, it might challenge your ears. Also, take into consideration the actual instruments used in this demo probably weren't the actual instruments that were sampled for the Reface, so expect some tonal differences in that regard. Even so, this is a great demo. Thanks for posting, I really needed to hear this.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks to you for comment 👍 I'm not a pro musician, so the only thing I can do is let everyone listen to the SOUND 😁

@catboyzee

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa I appreciate that you understand the purpose of a 'demostration'. You made kept the focus on how each individual instrument sounds in comparison to the Reface as opposed to your own playing, which BTW is actually quite good IMHO. Well done.

this "thing" is def not a toy...top notch sounds and effects..like really really good, the Rhodes sounds exactlylike a Rhodes, the clavi sounds like a real clavi..the hidden piano sounds like the grand piano on the $3000 or more motif

@marcoballa

4 жыл бұрын

Ehm... no... In the reface the rhodes does not sound like a rhodes, the clavi does not sound like a clavi, the CP80 does not sound like the real one, and the acoustic piano definitely does not sound like a stage piano. You can ear huge differences listening with a smartphone too :-)))) Very poor samples. No details. No resonances. The wurlitzer seems to be the only effective one. But the realtime effects panel is really good. If you compare this reface to a Kurzweil Forte, or a Dexibell stage, or a Yamaha CP1, etc. Yes, the reface is just a toy. Obviously it's good for its price

@justinlalugski2083

4 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa yes maybe to an audiophile if the sounds are compared side by side they are not exact but to the average listener in the middle of a mix you will not be able to distinguish

@dachanist

4 жыл бұрын

@@justinlalugski2083 Basically that's like saying you can't tell which violin is a Stradivarius when sitting in the back row at the symphony. The player can tell and the player can feel the limitations or facilities of the instrument. Seems pretty good for the price though. Obviously the real thing is going to feel better but a rhodes emulator that runs on batteries and has a built in real time pedal board is cool... with the stupid minikeys... and no way to use the effects section to process external audio... biggest missed opportunity on this thing IMO.

@Keyboardman88

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa So...I've heard one of these live in a band. Funny....in the mix, there is really no difference....except WEIGHT and PRICE. Add up the cost and weight of the real instruments, and then add the price for the Reface CP and decent hammer action controller. When the CP is run through a mixer with good speakers. It'll do the job without the price and weight. I try not to be disparaging, but you sound like a keyboard snob.

@marcoballa

2 жыл бұрын

@@Keyboardman88 yes, I used it with my band too (with external controller)! really good and effective, considering I get it, second hand, for 180 euros (the cost for new is 325, in Italy)

Thanks for this. Really helpful for identifying why the CP clav doesn't sound funky like your real one. It needs some EQ to make it more "nasal". A parallel compressor with a slow attack to enhance the attack would help too.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks to you for comment! 👍

The appeal to me of the Reface CP is the "artificial" style of the sounds. It's got enough of the character of the real thing, but has an electronic vibe going, too, that's just great for FX/ambient/experimental stuff. I can't get those sounds out of an actual electric piano, etc. A perfect companion to the OP-1 for me.

@Keyboardman88

2 жыл бұрын

To each their own. I've heard acoustic pianos that sound just like this. I think it's more of a matter of personal taste. Everyone seem to have a big boner for the Nord Pianos....I hate them. I hear a false metallic ringing in all of them. I have the CP and use a Roland A-37 controller. The Roland doesn't have piano action...but it makes for a great light weigh combo for small gigs and practices

@jorriffhdhtrsegg

2 жыл бұрын

@@Keyboardman88 i really don't like that piano sound but tbf its quite popular for the Yamaha pop thing. In fact id rather use the CP70 since i am into kind of impressionistic pianos

Excellent video, thanks for taking the time to do this right. You first play the parts, then go back and do some back and forth comparisons. Well done.

@marcoballa

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Gentile thanks to you for watchin'

It's sounds good enough for me.

Nice démo. The CP sounds fantastic ! Thank

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

well... there is a huge difference with the originals. but, for its price, the reface CP is a great expander

Thanks for the comparison. I think a rich sounding low pass filter would really enhance the Reface sounds.

@catboyzee

3 жыл бұрын

Low pass filter? What is that? Explain please, thanks.

@javiceres

3 жыл бұрын

@@catboyzee It's a component in the audio signal of most classic synthesizers. If you search "moog lpf" you´ll probably find out lots of examples and useful information.

@javiceres

3 жыл бұрын

@@catboyzee www.manualsdir.com/manuals/279682/moog-music-mf-101-lowpass-filter.html?page=4&original=1

Great video. You have many awesome pianos !!

@marcoballa

6 жыл бұрын

thanks!

I actually kind of wish they had put a detune effect on for the CP sample. Ever so slightly out of tune is the classic sound of the CP70/80 in my opinion, :)

@colbywalsh4610

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. That’s what makes the CP a CP Do tiy know of any sample libraraeies that do that? My mom has a CP70.

@colbywalsh4610

4 жыл бұрын

Had I mean. I think it was a 70M because I would midi my DX7 up to it

@eddievhfan1984

4 жыл бұрын

The out-of-tune/phased sound you often hear with a CP-70 or -80 usually has to do with the piano being paired with a chorus effect like the Boss CE-1 to thicken the sound up (since you had one less string for every key).

Yeah, i mean it's inferior in sound quality to the real counterparts, or even other more expensive keyboards. But in a matter of price and "transport-friendly-ness" i think it's well worth. Besides i'm positive that one could give more life to the instrument by using eq or specific modulation pedals if one would want that.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, agree 👍

Really useful comparison. Some sounds are closer to the originals than others. I personally think the Wurlitzer is quite similar, the Rhodes less so - although individual Rhodes instruments can greatly vary in sound as well. For Rhodes, I personally think the modeled ones in the Roland high end stage pianos are the best. (Too bad the internal overdrive is not too good.) I immensely enjoy your videos, I think I have viewed all your Hammond / Leslie / overdrive ones. It really helps to get an idea of how instruments can sounds without buying it all...

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

thanks a lot! As I do NOT have to sell anything, I always try to show how each instrument really sounds :-)))) so if something is not 100% sounding good you will notice it in my videos (but not in the "official" videos :-))) ). thanks again for coming here!

@martijn7898

3 жыл бұрын

Thank YOU for making these musical, informational, very clear and entertaining videos. They really help to do good A / B comparisons and take away much of the biased opinions you see on forums.

For years pianos and organs have been emulated with sampling or modelling to a more than acceptable level to where the differences are purely academic, even if you're making a recording. Not saying the feel of playing a real clav, hammond, rhodes etc. can ever be replicated but in terms of sound and gigging these comparisons just plain show the emulations are more than good enough with today's technology. Both the Reface CP and YC are as good as they can reasonably be expected to be and it's astounding they come with minikeys, the other alternatives being the grossly over-featured Clavias and Yamaha CPs series and YC61 which are cool if you want that level of control but most real players actually don't. We can have a nice full size board with simple controls lik and stomp.box like effects like on these Reface and no damn screen for 1200 dollars tops. A nice simple board where you can split the vintage sounds and just play in your band like it's a real instrument. No screens, no menus. Crumar is trying but getting it wrong with spending all their money on modelling pianos and rotary encoders. Time for vintage sound keyboards with just a few controls.

@marcoballa

4 жыл бұрын

agree... also, I'm waiting for a new Yamaha YC61 to test, but with the lockdown everything is delayed... stai safe!

@TROGULAR10000

4 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa hoo. don't forget to tell us how it goes. Almost better than an Electro 6D in every way!

Grazie, Marco, per i tuoi video!

@marcoballa

4 жыл бұрын

Grazie a te per passare da qui :-)

Beautiful playing Marco. The demo was interesting as well :-)

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

thanks!

exquisite playing!

@marcoballa

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot!!!!

And then suddenly Windows 3.1 lol 9:05

Why the hell doesn't Yamaha offer the hidden acoustic piano as a selectable preset?? Hey Yamaha folks, are you listening?!?! This is the silliest and most stupid marketing decision I have ever seen... BTW great video Marco!

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

TheTomkittelkey thanks for comment! (yes, I agree)

@vforvillain77

6 жыл бұрын

wait what? hidden acoustic piano? where? how do you access it??

@Jauly

6 жыл бұрын

TheTomkittelkey I think they forgot

@rockstarjazzcat

6 жыл бұрын

They explained that it's a fast loading test patch that's not nearly as deeply sampled as the other instruments onboard. I'm thankful for the addition.

@elissitdesign

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, toss out the toy piano for this. I’d like to switch pianos via midi cc but you cannot because how you have to reboot. Uggg.

I really appreciate your video. Bought a Reface CP a few weeks ago, but not sure if I’ll keep it. Some of the sounds are pretty good (especially for the price these days, I paid $340 USD for a new one), but I dont have a full-size MIDI controller to play it, so I’m stuck with the mini keys. I’m not really a keyboard player, but I feel like I’m missing some of the detail. It is a pretty fun little instrument even with its limitations, but I definitely dont feel like I’m playing a real Rhodes.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

Ciao, thanks a lot for your comment! 👍 Agree with you on everything. It's a really good buy, used at the right price. But you have just a "taste" of all sounds, not the complete sound.

@jordanevo3

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa A “taste”. Good way to describe it. Well I enjoy the Reface, and maybe I just should accept its limitations. On the plus side it has rejuvenated my desire to get my dad’s old Rhodes fixed a bit. It isnt in great shape, but it works. What it lacks in accuracy it makes up for in character. All the keys play, but some feel a little dead. Anyways, doing research on what I might be able to fix myself.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordanevo3 maybe this could help, searching for some spare parts: www.vintagevibe.com/collections/fender-rhodes-parts good luck for your work on the old Rhodes!!!!

@joemonroe1106

3 жыл бұрын

You want "Real" Rhodes....gonna need 10X the cash...and thats for a very old & very used one.

@jordanevo3

3 жыл бұрын

@@joemonroe1106 Been using a 1975 Mark I stage for the past two months. The amount of additional detail and nuance with a real one compared to a Reface is pretty noticeable. I’ll keep the Reface for now, especially since I really like some of the other sounds. And its much more portable than the real thing.

Nice video! What is your opinion about the keybed (keys) of CP? Is it it good to play, is it weak? Thank you!

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

J Cesarsound thanks for comment! the reface keys are good, playable enough. obviously with a full range master keyboard the feeling is a way better

@theycallmejpj

7 жыл бұрын

i think the reface have the best minikeys on any device, super playable

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

yes, agree! but with a weighted master keyboard the feeling is much better :-))))

@theycallmejpj

7 жыл бұрын

i will have to take your word for it, I play guitar and only started keyboard this year and as a beginner I love this reface. this video was wonderful by the way, I wasn't really scrutinising the sound differences and instead just enjoyed listening to you play ^_^

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

:-))))

At 8.20mins it's tremelo (amplitude modulation) not vibrato (pitch modulation). Good video thanks.

@marcoballa

4 жыл бұрын

yes, I generically called it VIBRATO, because I was triyng to reproduce the analog VIBRATO (onboard of the real Wurlitzer). thanks for comment!

Ciao Marco posso chiederti un tuo parere di comparazione con Exspander Waldorf Zarenboug che sarebbe il motore sonoro della versione a tastiera avendo una wav rim sound di 4 giga e questo Yamaha CP quale secondo te è più realistico hai strumenti vintage che ha suonato tu in questo video in particolare Il Rhodes - Wurlitzer e CP80 - clavinet ? Siccome ho intenzione di prendere un exspander da mettere in midi ad una Keylab MK II - considerando i prezzi di entrambi gli strumenti 330 euro la Yamaha Cp Reface contro 700 euro del Waldorf mi piacerebbe avere un tuo giudizio visto che hai gli strumenti originali. Grazie

@marcoballa

4 жыл бұрын

Ciao, il Waldorf è decisamente più dinamico e "corposo", pur non essendo il miglior clone di questi strumenti. Ti consiglio anche di sentire il GSi GEMINI

@davidmusichouseprojectbyda2991

4 жыл бұрын

marcoballa Quindi anche per i pianoforti acustici il Gemini GSI è superiore? Perché io stavo cercando una alternativa leggera master Studio logic SL o Keylab MK II come master e poi un exspander che avesse buoni pianoforti/ Rhodes/whulizer/ considera che uso anche il MacBook Pro con bei plugin in caso di serate più importanti, ma per occasioni volanti cercavo soluzioni pratiche e leggere , sono stanco di caricare strumenti tanto in live uso solo pochi strumenti quelli vintage . Tempo fa stavo acquistando una Dexibel Vivo S7 pro poi visto la crisi mi sono fermato.

@marcoballa

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidmusichouseprojectbyda2991 GEMINI di sicuro superiore a Yamaha reface su tutti i fronti. Per quel che riguarda gli acustici, forse non a livello di stage piano dedicati, ma sono in arrivo nuovi samples. Gli elettrici a modelli fisici sono superiori a tutto il resto in circolazione. Vedi i miei video del Seven come esempio (i suoni del GEMINI sono gli stessi) :-) Dexibell non male per gli acustici, CP80 top in circolazione.

3:04 sounds like Blink from Hiroshi Yoshimura, especially with this sound haja

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

:-))))

whats the first piece you play? very nice!

@marcoballa

5 жыл бұрын

Just improvising :-) Thanks!

To my ears the biggest negative that sticks out about the Reface CP is its lack of warmth and subtlety in terms of dynamics and resonance compared to the actual CP-70 EG, A200 Wurly, D6 Clav. But like I said before, you can't have everything...at least not yet.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, agree. The Reface is a great resource for these sounds, if you are satisfied with some compromise...

@catboyzee

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa Yup.

@joemonroe1106

3 жыл бұрын

$360 vs. $3600...??? Thats the real comparison.

Hi Marco, How does it compare with the SV-1 sounds? Great stuff as always!

@marcoballa

5 жыл бұрын

Ciao! The Reface CP sounds good but obviously it does not sound like the CP1, just as example... Both the SV-1 and the Reface CP (with a weighted master keyboard) are efficacious in a live setup. They both have a very simple and handy front panel with everything ready to be controlled in real-time. Maybe I overall prefer the Reface CP sound but with the important limitation of small keybed (you need a master keyboard in order to take advantage of any sound nuance). But... for acoustic and CP80 sounds none of them sound as good as a dexibell or kurzweil or CP1 or other last generation dedicated stage pianos or workstations... And for electric pianos (Rhodes and Wurly) the Seven is on another planet :-)

@Zemael

5 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa Thank you so much. What do you recommend for clavinet sounds? I have a Rhodes 54. Would like some wurly and clavs. Thanks again.

@marcoballa

5 жыл бұрын

@@Zemael the Seven is at the moment the best emulator for clavinet too (phisycal modeling). Between the Reface and SV-1... maybe the Reface...

@Zemael

5 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa Thank you so much! I will follow your advice.

@Zemael

5 жыл бұрын

I was wondering the Electro 2 module for clavinet, but never played one. The Crumar is rare here in Brazil. But if I could afford one when available I will trust your judgement.

Yea, the Reface is certainly characterless and sterile in comparison to the real things But the built-in effects I find to be surprisingly great

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

100% agree! Thanks for comment

@ericburger9334

3 жыл бұрын

In the mix, there will be no difference.

ciao vorrei prendere il reface cp.Per quanto riguarda i suoni rhodes che tipo di tastiera muta mi consiglieresti,anche usata nel caso Ti ringrazio per il video Saluti

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

Ciao e grazie per il commento. Per Clavinet ci si potrebbe anche adattare con una semi-pesata... Per Rhodes, Wurlitzer e CP80 meglio una pesata. Ci sono diverse alternative, da Studiologic a Nektar, da Arturia a Roland, ecc. In particolare per Rhodes non serve tasto pesato da pianoforte in senso stretto (la meccanica dell'originale ha una action particolarissima, molto lontana da quella di un pianoforte acustico). Ricapitolando, a meno che tu non debba utilizzare prioritariamente i suoni di piano acustico e di CP80, una "pesata leggera" va più che bene. Poi si entra nella questione del tocco personale... la cosa migliore sarebbe andare in un grande negozio e provarne un po' (cosa non facile in tempo di lockdown...). Difficile consigliare un prodotto in particolare perché quello con cui mi trovo bene io (che non sono un pianista) potrebbe essere lontanissimo dal tuo approccio alla tastiera...

@macchi205

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa ti ringrazio per le delucidazioni Sono chitarrista da strapazzo ma ora che ho piu tempo vorrei impararare la tastiera in particolare mi piace il suono rhodes che per quanto costa il reface cp lo imita bene Grazie ancora

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

@@macchi205 ottimo, sono favorevole ai polistrumentisti 👍🤣 A maggior ragione sarebbe meglio toccare con mano prima dell'acquisto... ma se stai in zona rossa è un delirio 🤬

@macchi205

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa si zona rossa..ho un yamaha P90 ma il rhodes non lo fa bene e i tasti sono pesanti..Il.piano mi piace ma preferisco il rhodes come suono

Reface vs Sv1?

@marcoballa

2 ай бұрын

Ciao, the SV1 is more versatile (sounds, good keybed, etc.). [By the way, the SV2 has better samples collection - and the Vox Continental has the same 10 GB samples plus the CX3 organ engine -]. The Reface sounds good enough for its price. And it needs a weighted controller for the best playing experience.

@marcoballa

2 ай бұрын

Other Reface videos: kzread.info/head/PLUhtZPy6198ItoCBs4pECWrZ3qgDzwR0d&si=_bYYCHnzle1XSpuR

The Reface sounds better then some of your real stuff, sorry to say. I know it's tough to defend so much money wasted when a 300 dollar kit can do same or better. especially that CP70B, its sound taken right out of a WHAM song, horrible sounding

@marcoballa

4 жыл бұрын

Hope you're jocking :-) Money wasted? :-) The Reface is not even vaguely close to an out of tune CP70 or any other original one :-) (Just for info, I restored that CP70, changed all strings, now it sounds definitely better. See for example here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d6N5w5KIl9bfhZM.html Or here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i2uk0LBygcvAd7Q.html) Take care!

Hello sir, looks like you are using a korg kronos as a contrfor your cp reface.. i have a question, i already have a yamaha cp4, does all the sounds of the reface cp can be find in the cp4? Thanks. Great demo

@marcoballa

6 жыл бұрын

Instrumentalists Jade Thanks for comment! I'm using a SV1 as controller :-) Yes, I think you can find all these sounds in your CP4 and they will sound better than the Reface

@musicismyreligion5213

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa 4 times better? (Relative to price)

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

@@musicismyreligion5213 🤣😁

So... you're using a Midi controller midi'ed to the Reface? Is the piano patch on Reface called "Hidden Acoustic Piano"?

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

yes, a weighted keyborad is used as controller for reface. the "hidden acoustic piano" is a sound present on the reface but not selectable with the cursor (set the sound selector BETWEEN any two settings and switch on the reface)

@super8cynics

7 жыл бұрын

That's awesome

Uh what's exactly controllin' the reface & why's that aqua thing coverin it dude.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

Ciao! It was a Korg SV1... (and the Reface is sitting on a Prophet 08) :-)

@angelog.spicolaiii8021

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa so the prophet is under the aqua covering with the reface on top of that & the korg is under them correctuhmundo!? dude.

@angelog.spicolaiii8021

3 жыл бұрын

Really nice professional sounds from my favorite instruments the cp70 & rhodes man this thing is for real & with a good controller you're pretty much $ thanx again dude.

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelog.spicolaiii8021 yessss! 😁👍

un bel coraggio a chiamarla CP! Saluti

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

manusomma vero, il confronto con tutti è impietoso. Però è un interessante giocattolo da portare in giro (ovviamente non al prezzo del nuovo)

Mi piace molto:-)

@marcoballa

7 жыл бұрын

Marco Gamberi è un bel giocattolo :-)

I thought that CP uses modelling technology instead of samples

@marcoballa

6 жыл бұрын

it has both samples and virtual modeling

I igot a Roland FP30. Can I use YAMAHA REFACE sounds using my Roland? I only have a USB port on my Roland. Thanks for your advice, which will make me decide to buy de CP.

@marcoballa

6 жыл бұрын

ciao! as from REface CP manual: it.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/6/438816/reface_en_om_b0.pdf page 5: "[USB] terminal (page 39) For connecting a computer or a smart device such an iPhone or iPad by using a USB 1.1 or 2.0 cable. MIDI messages can be both transmitted and received via this terminal" maybe (I'm not expert) you can also use the standard MIDI connector on the Reface, with a USB to midi converter cable

@ramirogonzalezpuglia979

6 жыл бұрын

marcoballa gracie!!!

Wurlitzer e rhodes hanno i tasti pesati?

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

entrambi (gli originali) hanno tasti in legno (tranne qualche esemplare di rhodes) con meccanica molto particolare. quindi sì, in un certo senso sono tasti "pesati", ma nulla a che vedere col tasto di un pianoforte acustico :-)

@dirtyfatstaff

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa grazie per la risposta! Quindi quale tastiera midi sarebbe più indicata per la reface cp? Una con i tasti pesati o no? Grazie ancora!

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

@@dirtyfatstaff un controller midi con QUELLA tipologia di tasto non esiste :-) Dovendo scegliere, ovviamente meglio una meccanica pesata o semi-pesata (rispetto a un tasto synth)

@marcoballa

3 жыл бұрын

@@dirtyfatstaff l'unico, tra gli strumenti vintage contemplati nel reface, che ha tasto pesato vero è il CP70/80 che di fatto ha la meccanica derivata da un grand piano Yamaha. In tal senso (anche considerando la presenza di un sample di piano acustico) sarebbe meglio un controller con tasti pesati...

Hidden ??? Can i control reface cp with a novation controller ?

@marcoballa

5 жыл бұрын

Hidden acoustic piano. You can reach it turning on the unit while holding a combination of switches.

@marcoballa

5 жыл бұрын

You can control the Reface with any midi controller

@Jorge.O85

5 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa thanks !!! I'm gonna get that little toy today !

So in the end, did you decide the Reface was worth keeping? and why?

@marcoballa

6 жыл бұрын

FeedMeSeymour according to my tastes... The Reface is just a toy :-))))

@vforvillain77

6 жыл бұрын

I'll assume that means you got rid of it. I thought maybe you'd like it as something portable, or maybe that wasn't worth it to you, idk

@marcoballa

6 жыл бұрын

FeedMeSeymour I had it just for this test. It definitely does not sounds as the CP1 nor as the CP4. And you'll never think to perform live with that keybed :-)))) If you need outstanding piano sounds in expander format you should consider the new dexibell or the V3 sound modules

@ericburger9334

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa I use it for Recording my album. I had 3 Rhodes in the 90s Mark II, Stage 88 and Mark I 1977. I play this with a Studiologic Midicontroller and I am very satisfied with the sound. In the mix you will never tell the difference, believe me. This audimodule for me is unbeatable for the price

Its not all pianoey like a real cp70 unfortunately

@marcoballa

2 жыл бұрын

At the moment, the only digital thing sounding "right", is the GSi Gemini, or the Crumar Seven, or the very new GSi plugin, with my CP70B samples inside 👍😁

@jorriffhdhtrsegg

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcoballa i see it being useful as my band of which i am the guitarist who wants occasional simple keys will shove everything through effects (and on a budget) for these electronica sounds. I think its probably quite wrong for a traditional jazz EP player. Plus i would love some decent aco pianos, i dont think the hidden is good, and even if it were its that really bright Yamaha pop grand. Any reduced key count digi pianos? Bosens and Steinways and jazzy uprights? I would love a version for that in weighted 4 octaves or something.

@marcoballa

2 жыл бұрын

@@jorriffhdhtrsegg no other acoustic pianos on this little toy 😞 Don't remember any other "reduced" keys instruments... Maybe some roland one (GO piano?)...

Wurlitzer ftw -Often imitated, never duplicated. Imitation Clavinet is horrible, as always. Great video, though!