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brooster1

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  • Birthday 11/30/1999
  1. Again I say: Pray before you play. Sing Scripture based songs. Tame the drummer. Stay acoustic. Pray. Read the Word. Listen to be led to lead. --->>> Melody = Spirit #1 Dominates --->>> Harmony = Soul supports --->>> Rhythm = Body just enough Pray!
  2. Redbone's "Christmas Island" Christmas album is a must get! Until that day, Leon!*
  3. He doesn't start playing until 7:10 [video:youtube]
  4. Demo sounds from the PX-S1000 this time PX-S1000 sounds From the top counting down 7-9,11-12+15-16 Sound Good.
  5. Sound Samples PX-S3000 Counting from the tp of the list: Number on the list: 23-28 + 38 acoustic pianos Layer sounds 2+4 acoustic piano and strings The last time I went back to the page the acoustic pianos were in the above positions. Mike Martin said that all the acoustic pianos on this page came for ONE piano sound.
  6. I'm confused. What do these have to do with the Casio? The Mike Verta videos were accompanied with this dialog which is not my dialog.The : "This a short story of discovery - but the last video seems to answer the question of sound engine chipset... hopefully, accurately. I've been creating music for years and have only dabbled in orchestration. About three months ago I decided to put out a serious orchestral project. I realized that my Axiom 61 wasn't going to cut it, for this project. I wanted a piano feel and sound. I went to Guitar Center to try out the feel for a couple of keyboards, planning to use my VSTi instruments. I tried every keyboard there, and one in particular really blew me away - The Casio CDP S100 (and the S350). [i admit, being primarily a guitarist and vocalist, I didn't even know Casio was still around, let alone making professional level keyboards. Consider me impressed!] The feel of the keyboard felt just like a real piano. They had more expensive Yamaha's and Rolands, etc., but none felt this good. The sound of the speakers impressed me, too, and I loved their dual direction design. Little did I know that this had only recently been released. After I returned home I obsessed over reviews and videos online and discovered the Privia PX S1000 and S3000. Originally, I didn't think I wanted the CDP-S350 over the CDP-S100 (nor the Privia PX-S3000 over the PX-S1000). I don't have any need for backing rhythms, nice as they are, nor did I think I could use the multiple instruments because they are usually added as an after-thought, and sound as such. I was pretty sure the CDP-S100 and my VSTi(s) was all I needed. Then I discovered a great video by PianoManChuck. The AiR sound engine seems to be top-notch in reproducing a real sounding piano. But AiR doesn't do near as well with string and wind instruments as the AIX does great with expressive string and wind instruments. Then I read, over at YamahaMusicians that... 'Mike Martin at Casio USA, the CDP-S100 does indeed use AHL ii, but the CDP-S350 uses "a variant of AiX."' All so confusing! But now I needed a Privia, for sure. I need AiR!! When I discovered this next video, it made everything worse... and better! .. I realized that I required a MOD wheel. Such a wonderful technique to truly put an original quality to every note played on Strings and Winds. So, all of a sudden I realized that the PX-S1000 wasn't going to work. Unless I could get the PX_S1000 and supplement it with a simple, usb 2-wheel expression 'box'? (Like the size of a guitar pedal.) Nope! (Why are there no add-on expression wheels being made anywhere? I am still dumbfounded about this fact.) So, that led me to realize I needed to get the Privia PX-S3000. Around the same time, I discovered the feature of sympathetic resonance in the Privia PX-3000, and once heard, I realized I wouldn't want to do without it. I was still disappointed that the Strings and Winds would be lacking, but I have Mike Verta's technique to help out there. Even if there are VSTi(s) are out there that offer sympathetic resonance, I still needed the MOD wheel/knob. [Are there VSTi(s) that have this?] While reading on here, it seemed the type of sound engine chipset within the new Privias seemed to be ambiguous. Was it AiR or AiR 2 or What? Then another PianoManChuck video comes to my attention and delivers a great, game-changing, piece of knowledge (video below). And man do I hope he is right! I really hope this is true. A double chipset with AiR for piano and AIX for Strings and Winds? Sympathetic Resonance? Privia PX-S3000? Yes, please and thank you."
  7. PX-S3000 sound samples Number on the list: 22-26 + 37 acoustic pianos Layer sounds 2+4 acoustic piano and strings
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