Am I just forgetful, or is this new text that was just added?
>In 1965 the new tine based Electric Pianos became available in several configurations and all the pianos manufactured during this period featured wooden piano hammers (felt-covered, teardrop shape) and non-tapered Ray-Mac tines. This combination produced the raw, bell-like sound heard on many famous recordings. It is set to "ideal timbre", with a "medium miking" distance.<
http://www.nordkeyboards.com/sound-libr ... vintage-67
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New Sparkletop blurbage?
Last edited by emartin149 on 29 Apr 2016, 21:56, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: New Sparkletop blurbage?
It's just bollocks. These sounds are half modelled. "We took an old grannies special prototype sparkletop with special purple sparkles of orange pre-CBS capacitors and set it up using Prince's own oscilloscope". NO YOU BLOODY WELL DIDN'T. You got a load of bollocks and some goon mucked about with it using a computer.
Scarbee is a proper sample. Not this NPNO nonsense.
I wish they'd issue a program for people to create multilayered NPNO files.
Scarbee is a proper sample. Not this NPNO nonsense.
I wish they'd issue a program for people to create multilayered NPNO files.
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