Rock piano models

[Tasten-Bert]

A similar topic has recently been discussed here:
http://www.norduserforum.com/nord-elect ... 14379.html
Maybe with the one or other good idea as well ...

[dkernohan]

Try the Amber Upright?

Also, experiment with EQ and compression during soundcheck. Both these tools can be a big help in loud bands, and a tiny amount of compression can make a lot of difference to how well you cut through.

[SOULidarity]

Good stuff, guys thanks

[koloman]

I use more and more the Digigrand1 (from the ePiano 2 Section) in some pieces (Rock'n Roll Type and Blues), which cuts through rather aggressive.
It seems to be more outside of the general focus...
Wolfgang

[Quai34]

Try the Amber Upright?

Also, experiment with EQ and compression during soundcheck. Both these tools can be a big help in loud bands, and a tiny amount of compression can make a lot of difference to how well you cut through.

Hi,
Thanks for the good advice but I have one question:
How much is "tiny" for you?
Compressor at 9 O' clock, 12, 2 O' clock?
Sincerely

[dkernohan]

Try the Amber Upright?

Also, experiment with EQ and compression during soundcheck. Both these tools can be a big help in loud bands, and a tiny amount of compression can make a lot of difference to how well you cut through.

Hi,
Thanks for the good advice but I have one question:
How much is "tiny" for you?
Compressor at 9 O' clock, 12, 2 O' clock?
Sincerely

It's going to vary based on your amplification and playing style. Start at 9, and it is easy enough to move it up if you need more.

[alexmarinojR]

I use more and more the Digigrand1 (from the ePiano 2 Section) in some pieces (Rock'n Roll Type and Blues), which cuts through rather aggressive.
It seems to be more outside of the general focus...
Wolfgang

Right on the money for me , too. For Pop/Rock I've been layering any piano I choose with the digigrand1 at -15db (if main piano is at max 0db) , it's just essential for the attack. It also has a sustain proper for rock music.