BazC,....you should be gigging somehwere Bro.
Thanks but that's not me, I did say in my original post that that's a downloaded midi not me playing. Sadly I'm very much a beginner!
]]>I do fast 1 hour Piano gigs in between shows and here in Vegas and a laptop and a KS88 can make you an extra 7-800 weekly that Uncle Sam will never see...................... hehe.
Shut up! You know those idiots are always watching!!!
(Ducking back behind the cinder-block wall now. )
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]]>I would be very much obliged if you could offer me guidance as to where I could find the Close Mic HSClairedelune sound for my pianoteq 3.5. I have been using pianoteq now for a couple of months and I do like it very much although I have failed to get it to sound like a real piano (Probably my lack of editing skills). Is this file available to download and import into Pianoteq please?
Thank you very much in advance,
Niles
]]>That's an interesting medley and beautiful playing thanks for the link Glenn!
Useful midi to have too, so many sound wooden and mechanical.
Barry
Barry:
You are quite welcome. I find his playing inspirational (although I'm not a jazz pianist by any means).
Another interesting one is his version of Beethoven's Pathetique (cantabile movement).
I'm listening to Eleanor Rigby right now. Knowing the background to this song, I think DM's version is more descriptive than the original.
Glenn
]]>Useful midi to have too, so many sound wooden and mechanical.
Barry
]]>I dl'd your file from Pianoworld (hope you don't mind me using your first name, but it was posted there on the dl site).
I found an interesting rendition of this piece by a jazz pianist by the name of Doug McKenzie:
http://www.bushgrafts.com/jazz/home.htm
Look for Gymnopedie Medley. It combines Satie's composition with "It Never Entered My Mind", by Richard Rogers (music) and Lorenz Hart (lyrics).
BTW - it sounds good.
Glenn
]]>I'm afraid my mp3 compressing have spoiled the sound a bit the original is more open and airy.
Oh I forgot to add it's not me playing, just a midi file I downloaded.
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