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"John Doe (male) and Jane Doe (female) are multiple-use placeholder names that are used when the true name of a person is unknown"
I know my name is John, today is friday but......that is all I know.
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Wrong post!
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Some of you might check your bookmarks and edit the web address from http to https. That helped me. I think I only timed out once or so after I did that.
+1!
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About ten years ago, the Keyboard forum with the most activity was Harmony Central "Keys Synths and Samplers". I remember posting in a thread that if Behringer could build analog mixers with dozens of pots, switches, etc, for a couple hundred dollars, they could clone a Minimoog for under $500. If I recall, my post didn't get a lot of positive responses.
As you know, eventually Behringer did come out with the Model D (I own one and love it). So- you can either blame me or give me credit.
OK, Behringer- here's my next challange. Clone a Hammond B-3.
And a new rotarypedal!
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Dexibell Vivo S1?
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Jeff and the Group were aces but still:
Max Middleton was TopDog!!
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AFAIK, it's a Pianoteq Linux version (also available on the website). If I understand the (the Zynthian) tech stuff properly, it is running a Linux based OS.
One downside to Zynthian is that the OS/build is still 32-bit and Pianoteq arm-32bit is only usable at very low settings on the Raspberry Pi (Zynthian recommends 22005 Hz, polyphony 32).
If you just want to run Pianoteq, you'll get a significant performance boost by running Pianoteq arm-64bit. In that case, you have to skip Zynthian and install a 64bit OS for that device: Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi 4 and Ubuntu on the Odroid N2+.
The Odroid N2+ has a slight edge because it has 6x cores, 4x of which can be assigned to Pianoteq and 2x for the OS. Plus it comes with a robust heatsink and a very good-usable onboard sound chip. It's also around US$40++ more than the Raspberry Pi 4.
The advantage of the Raspberry Pi 4 is that it's less expensive and has a very good and large user-base - but you do have to add a heatsink/fan + external audio interface, and also overclock it, which gets it to around the same price as the Odroid N2+.
** I went with the Odroid N2+ for my "Pianoteq Sound Module" because I wanted more stuff built-in than not. Performance between the Raspberry Pi and Odroid N2+ is very close, with a very slight edge for the Odroid N2+.
Can you please give more info on how you built your module? Did the Odroid fit right into the Zynthian kit?
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lol - we could easily make this the longest thread of time just posting these emails. I get a few a week.
What´s wrong with me? I never get that type of e-mails!!
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This is the busiest forum and lots of diverse musicians come here for various reasons, even guitarists like me.
RED ALERT!!
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What's the weight? What was the cost including delivery to Sweden (if you dont mind sharing the cost info)?
+1!
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Knotting to see here, move on:
http://www.thedogplace.org/images/Illustrations/breeding-miss-mate-158-Gammill.jpg
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There´s nothing like knotting! (So I´ve been told).
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Regarding the demos it says: " "Recorded direct into an Audio Recorder-No Leslie Cabinets were used".
In demo #4 you clearly hear keyslapping and drawbars going in/ out, so there must be a live mic into the recorder just for handeling noise, or what?
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The leslie certainly didn't sound like the leslie I heard on the opening videos;
That´s my reaction too. Hope Jim A. can straighten out that question in the coming vid´s.
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With a lesliesim that is good, but not good enough? Is that why most reviews of the XK-5 on YT is made through a real leslie?
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What ever it is,it will not be cheap (moneywise)!
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Perhaps a new leslie fx-pedal with the IK Multimedia Leslie plugin inside?
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I got beat up pretty good back in 2011 when I got the Numa...on these pages....but I still contend that bit it is one of the better clones...at least for what I like.
I like the Numa 1 as well... actually among my favorites for its "artifacts", i.e. key click, overdrive, and leakage. It's strong where a lot of boards are weak, for those who look for a "dirtier" sound.
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Q: How many bassists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: None. The keyboard player does it with his left hand.
While performing "Flight of the Bumblebee".
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The best Leslie sim on the market is the IK Multimedia Leslie plugin. I wish Hammond and IK would release that in physical form as a pedal. It is absolutely stunning.
Can you push that wish to those who make decisions at Hammond/ Suzuki?
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I´m hoping for GSi to release a BURN ver.2.0.
There´s a guitarplayer in the thread!!
Dig My Rig--Let's see your setup!
in The Keyboard Corner
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Is that an X-stand under your keys? With drinks on top of a shelf?😬