I had watched lots of videos of Keyscape before purchasing so I expected great sounds and I got them. All of this and they give you the piano bass, the tack piano, the Pianet, the Clarinet (OMG SO GOOD) and so much more. It makes a big difference to make these instruments play more like the real thing. Spend some time on the Velocity curve if you don't have one of the included keyboards. It almost gives you the feeling that you are sitting in front of one. The Wurly is also great ! I have a 200A and I can dial in the sample to mimic it almost perfectly ! I love that they included the ambient sound of playing a Rhodes and Wurly.
I was able to leave the Rhodes and the MXR phaser at home for a show and I didn't feel like I was compromising at all. All of the effects simulations that they use are very spot on. The amped versions are also very good ! Nice bite and you can really hear the way the amp effects the sound. I own a Rhodes Stage model and I can make adjustments to the LA Rhodes to make it sound just like the real thing. I feel like the "rock" versions of the piano are a bit bright but after a bit of tweaking to my taste I love them. I used it in Main Stage for a performance and it worked fantastic. There is so much tweaking you can do that you can make the piano work in a variety of situations. It's dynamic, authentic, very playable, and sounds incredible ! All of the variations are great too. I have to say the the Yamaha Piano is worth the price alone. I have wanted this for quite awhile and finally pulled the trigger. If you are on the fence.JUMP into Keyscapes. I am hoping they expand it someday to include a Steinway or Bösendorfer grand, but now I'm just getting greedy.
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within a split second, it loads a playable "preview" of the patch as it continues to load the whole set, which typically takes a couple seconds.and that's with a spinning drive! They recommend a solid state drive, so I guess they would load a lot faster, but for my purposes, a standard drive works fine. I'm a synth programmer since way back in the day ('70s) so I'm way into these sound design features, but if one just wants to fire it up and find a sound they like, it's covered, lots to choose from.
Features such as adjusting the damper volume on note releases, can give you that "inside the piano" effect you get when close micing, there's a knob called "color" which I can't really explain, it's some kind of voodoo built in, but it's awesome to get different variations.
Not everyone will need to do this (it comes with response curve presets for a whole bunch of keyboards, but mine was so new, they hadn't done one for it yet) but I appreciate that Keyscapes allows you to roll your own. I spent a couple hours fine-tuning the velocity response from my keyboard controller, which once dialed in, made it super expressive and responsive. The playability is very customizable too. But as great as the raw samples are, the GUI is really intuitive and sounds are so flexible, I made some tweaks I liked and stored them as new patches. I love the Yamaha C7, 2 different classic Fender Rhodes, the Wurli and of course, the Claviinet. You can immediately hear the care with which the Spectrasonics team captured these sounds. Marching Percussion Accessories Shop By Category Guitar Workshop Keyboards & Synthesizers Shop By CategoryĬase Finder Drums & Percussion Shop By CategoryĬable Finder Microphones Shop By CategoryĬase Finder DJ Equipment Shop By CategoryĬable Finder Band & Orchestra Shop By Category
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