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That sounds (hehe) interesting. Do you have some video or more info to share?
by tambourine_man 5y ago
That sounds (hehe) interesting. Do you have some video or more info to share?
- jacquesm 5y agoApologies for the crappy playing (this was still very early days): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BqYQdKn0UA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BqYQdKn0UA The original piano of course still works (but can be disabled with a slide) so you can either layer multiple instruments or change instruments altogether (instant organ, for instance). The amp is really tiny, it probably doesn't put out more than 5 W but the soundboard serves as a natural amplifier and with the sustain pedal open the whole thing comes to life. The main use of this feature is to play the 'other' hand while practicing, it sounds a lot more natural when it comes through the soundboard rather than the tinny speakers in the PC. You can use any kind of midi based synth for that, I'm using various synths and Pianoteq on Linux.
- tambourine_man 5y agoThat’s very cool, thanks for sharing!