Modartt user forum » Recordings featuring Pianoteq and Organteq » All Of Me Jazz cover feat Pianoteq Bluthner Model 1 Piano
I made this recording recently, I was very impressed with the tone and the reproduction of the famous Bluthner Model 1 Grand Piano, so I decided to record All Of Me, along with some additional drums from Groove Agent, and Some Bass from Kontakt. Performed on my Technics PR804 digital piano. I hope you will like this.
I made this recording recently, I was very impressed with the tone and the reproduction of the famous Bluthner Model 1 Grand Piano, so I decided to record All Of Me, along with some additional drums from Groove Agent, and Some Bass from Kontakt. Performed on my Technics PR804 digital piano. I hope you will like this.
Hello devonpianoman and welcome to the forum!
I really liked your version of this great song. One of my favorite songs too, even though it's become a lot of Bach now in my recordings.
What can I say, well done! And Bluthner actually sounds good here (is it edited or as it as in a preset)? I have sung this song myself with auto accompaniment from a Roland G-600 workstation in 1997. Very good accompaniment there.
Also listened to That rainy day, also a fantastic song I like - But there you don't have Pianoteq. There is a big difference in the sound. It is sharp, hard and nuances f p are not available when it is sampled. The sound is locked as it was when recorded. But it is OK. I think your Bluthner version is better, at least in All of me. But of course people should use what they like. Anyway, you are a very good piano player. Thank you for sharing your music.
Please upload more. Waiting
Best wishes,
Stig
I made this recording recently, I was very impressed with the tone and the reproduction of the famous Bluthner Model 1 Grand Piano, so I decided to record All Of Me, along with some additional drums from Groove Agent, and Some Bass from Kontakt. Performed on my Technics PR804 digital piano. I hope you will like this.
Great Job devonpianoman,
Beautiful, true jazz, aggressive and seductive.
I really like the choice of instrument and ensemble...
It breathes life into the 1920s.
Magnificent
Carmelo