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Hey I'm wondering what people think the best keyboard for the following sounds is:
grand piano, wurlitzer, fender rhodes, B3, and moog |
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i would recommend using a midi controller with a laptop, you can get professionaly recorded samples of the pianos, and great plugins like native instruments B4, and Arturia for moog
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i would recommend going en route laptop with a controller as well. Native Instruments/Arturia/G-media/etc. make really great repro's of the vintage sounds...more impressive than i would've ever imagined (much better than any multi-sound digi synth)...and i've owned or used quite a handful of vintage analog synths/organs/elec pianos.
this is a really cool site to bum yourself over..and drool on the 'wish i hads' http://www.vintagesynth.com |
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I agree the softsynth route is the way to go.
Grand Piano - East West Bosendorfer 290 Wurlitzer/Rhodes - NI Elektrik Piano B3 - NI B4 Moog - Arturia Moog Modular. You could probably get all this for around $700. |
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