[LAU] soundmodule for my fatar

Grammostola Rosea rosea.grammostola at gmail.com
Tue Nov 11 08:22:21 EST 2008


Grammostola Rosea wrote:
> Julien Claassen wrote:
>   
>> As always, there are probably dozens of answers to such a question.
>>   From my experience: Yamaha have the best standard piano sounds I 
>> came across. Take a look at there motif or mo modules. Careful: There 
>> are keybaord versions and rack versions.
>>   Roland's XV series is very handsome. I played them a couple of times 
>> and was never disappointed.
>>   From my experience Korg lacks te piano quality of the former two.
>>   Besides that, there might be componies specialising in piano sounds. 
>> With a Yamaha or Roland you would of course get much more than piano.
>>   Regarding Yamaha though: They have a good e-piano series called CP, 
>> perhaps they also have simple sound-modules without keyboards attahced 
>> in that series. Thiswould acutally suite your needs pretty accurately, 
>> because they just offer grandpiano, harpsichord, Wurlitzer, Rhodes, 
>> 2-3 organs (hammond and church), strings, choir, guitar and bass.
>>   HTH.
>>   Kindest regards
>>           Julien
>>     
>
>
> I think I'll go for the Kurzweil Micro piano or ensemble.
>
> Anyone here in the 'neighborhood' of The Netherlands who wants to sell 
> his Kurzweil micro piano?
>
> Regards,
>
>
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>   
I decided to buy a GEM rp-x

I must say I'm very happy to be able to play guitar, bass and now piano 
without the need of an computer!

It is to much distracting for me... the noise of the computer and all 
the temptations  you have with it  (endless  checking email,  
non-fruitful  discussion on the internet forums etc. )

...but I'm happy to be able to use the (linux) computer if I want!

When you are an instrumentalist, Linux is what you need!

Thanks guys!




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