21 Oct
2008
21 Oct
'08
11:42 a.m.
Am Dienstag, 21. Oktober 2008 schrieb Grammostola Rosea:
I;ve an fatar sl 880 and I'm searching now for a
piano soundmodule so I
don't have to use my Linux box for playing piano always.
What are good soundmodules with a acceptable piano sound?
Sometimes I think about buying an Alesis nanoPiano. Don't know if it is really
good, but I know at least one guy who was using it. And as a backup it can't
hurt.
On the other hand I still have a Roland JV-880 that I got together with my
Fatar sl-760. ;-)
I think it actually depends on your usecase and your financial abilities.
If you need it only as a backup when you don't have your laptop due to
technical problems or laziness, then maybe a "cheap" device from ebay is
right.
If you really want to use it and have the money, you should take your best and
favorite headphones[*] and go into a store to test and play different
modules.
Hope that helps,
Arnold
[*] Take your own headphones you are used to, because otherwise either the
headphone will be crap and make all the synths sound bad, or you get a
headphone/speaker you don't know and which you can't use to judge sounds.
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