Nord User Forum

1. A rich, warm and dark grand piano, with excellent tuning.
2. A rich, warm and dark grand piano, with excellent tuning.
3. A rich, warm and dark grand piano, with excellent tuning.

4. Larger and more expressive Rhodes and Wurlitzer.
5. And yes, why not some orchestral percussion

maurus wrote:5. And yes, why not some orchestral percussion

Are we talking: Timpani, Gongs, Tubular Bells, Blocks....etc?

Exactly, some such, with lots of power

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The fellow on the extreme right appears to be getting rev'ed up for a rousing Triangle solo.
This only thing this piece needs now is.....

Besides all the other true assorted polyphonic acoustic & electro - mechanical keyboards.
Nord might expand their user base with a MickyD type piano sound ala Roland/Yamaha.
Something with less character and better balanced across the entire keyboard.

I voted for one thing and only one (so as not to dilute the power of my vote...)

I want to see a Wurly with pedal-down samples. Having played the real thing for over a year, it's the one thing missing on the E3. You can really hear those reeds humming away when you hold the pedal down, and it makes the instrument seem alive. Come on, Clavia - we know you want to...

yew2533 wrote:Oberheim?

Matrix 12 / Xpander !!!

I guess when the new Nord Drum comes out, there will be some DRUM SAMPLES in the nord site.
It could be added to the list I guess.
You have my vote

Hi,

E-Mu Emulator II please.

+1 to the Fazioli

more historical pianos: pianofortes, spinets, english harpsichords, lautenwerk, flemish harpsi, etc.