Piano for Rock 'n Roll/ Boogie woogie
Piano for Rock 'n Roll/ Boogie woogie
What program, sound is the best for Rock 'n roll/ Boogie Woogie piano?
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Re: Piano for Rock 'n Roll/ Boogie woogie
What setting are you playing in? Which instruments are you playing with? Which audience: size, occasion? Which amplification?
There may be recommendations, but in the end, it's all up to your individual situation.
There may be recommendations, but in the end, it's all up to your individual situation.
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Re: Piano for Rock 'n Roll/ Boogie woogie
Almost all of the upright and grand samples on the Nord website have "Boogie" demo tracks you can listen to. Try starting with the HonkyTonk upright and layer it with whatever grand or upright gives you the sound you want, but you have a lot of options to explore.
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Re: Piano for Rock 'n Roll/ Boogie woogie
Hi ROELM,
I love the Boesendorfer (Grand Imperial) for Boogie because of its clear, good bass tones. On my electro 5 I use the XL sample with almost no reverb.
Cheers from sunny Germany
I love the Boesendorfer (Grand Imperial) for Boogie because of its clear, good bass tones. On my electro 5 I use the XL sample with almost no reverb.
Cheers from sunny Germany
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... and I loved these of my former stuff: nord electro 3, Roland VR-760, Fatar Studio 1100, korg 01/W, Roland U-20
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... and I loved these of my former stuff: nord electro 3, Roland VR-760, Fatar Studio 1100, korg 01/W, Roland U-20
