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05-13-2011, 09:33 AM
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 Motu Electric Keys (rhodes, organ, piano etc. for accompanying) I have been searching for the best electric keyboard program for a while, to back up my guitar and bass. personally, i was sold on this... YouTube - Motu Electric Keys instrument review it helps to watch the whole video, because some of the presets are fails imo, so check them all out if interested. $280 for the program though? depends how much you want it i guess 
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05-13-2011, 09:34 AM
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| i thought the Rhodes were impressive, and that is mostly what i want it for. you can use a sampler with Rhodes samples, but even using real samples, I can not get it to sound right. Maybe because I am not mapping the samples correctly. I love this demo though. PS...thanks forum members for recommending reaper. About time
__________________ "If I played what I heard it would sound like my wife nagging me, my kids arguing, and dogs barking. Who wants to hear that!!!" -Paul J. Edwards Last edited by heavyblues : 05-13-2011 at 09:36 AM. |
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06-03-2011, 11:16 PM
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| ok, found an ever cheaper program that IMO is great. It is all opinions, and since there is a demo, you can try it for yourself. It's called Vb3 and they also have a Rhodes MkII emulation, check it out. Peace. I am very poor right now, but as soon as I have $70, I am buying the organ emulation...then later the Rhodes emulation. So glad I found them.
__________________ "If I played what I heard it would sound like my wife nagging me, my kids arguing, and dogs barking. Who wants to hear that!!!" -Paul J. Edwards |
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