Topic: CP33 facelift
I'll let the pictures do the talking!
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- skip
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You've gone from engineering a custom piano to this. Sad. Very sad.
;^)
Greg.
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I think he intent to get to this level of refurbishing:
- dhalfen
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Beto-Music wrote:
I think he intent to get to this level of refurbishing:
"I wish my brother George was here."
Actually, Chris, I really like the stamps. I've tried placing stickers and whatnot on my various keyboards -- I even went so far as to "bedazzle" the keys with these clear, coloured dots of varying sizes, but the adhesive didn't last. (Worked very well for playing in the dark -- or near-dark.) I've got a few butterflies cluttering up the top at the moment, but nothing remarkable...
You just know that you're going to have to do a rundown of the various stamps for us -- what the heck is that cow supposed to be? (Reminded me of "Atom Heart Mother," but it's facing the wrong way. )
"Our developers, who art in Toulouse, hallowed be thy physical-models.
Thy version 4 come, thy new instruments be done, in the computer as it is in the wood!"
Thy version 4 come, thy new instruments be done, in the computer as it is in the wood!"
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dhalfen wrote:
Beto-Music wrote:I think he intent to get to this level of refurbishing:
You just know that you're going to have to do a rundown of the various stamps for us -- what the heck is that cow supposed to be? (Reminded me of "Atom Heart Mother," but it's facing the wrong way. )
That's a great idea dhalfen! Actaully, all the stamps used are from the Royal Mail Millenium Collection (UK). I'd been thinking for some time of using stamps to adorn my keyboard. I may post the stamp lowdown, but I think Modartt wouldn't be to pleased as it is almost way off topic? Or maybe not? However, being off topic can be lot's of fun!
Chris
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a little more colour! How many more stamps?!!!
- Gilles
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Is that to improve the timbre of the piano?
(it's funny only if you understand french...)
Last edited by Gilles (14-04-2010 16:11)
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Maybe it help to get a colored piano sound.
Há háaa...
If a psychologic induced effect work.
Anyway... why not change a bit ???
Elton John Red piano is famous.
Gilles wrote:
Is that to improve the timbre of the piano?
(it's funny only if you understand french...)
Last edited by Beto-Music (14-04-2010 18:21)
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(And if you ever need to ship the keyboard anywhere, the postage is already attached...)
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more tea vicar?
Chris
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My cat would love to play under Sigasa's keyboard ! Now if only we could create custom skins for Pianoteq....
"Downing a fifth results in diminished capacity."
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sigasa wrote:
Holy guacamole, Chris has gone postal on us. (Yeah, I thought of the "postage" issue, too, Jake! Imagine walking into the post office and putting that on the counter with a knowing grin. You're likely to be punched. ;^)
Some people might find the keyboard's new "makeup" to be obscene, but I love it!
sigasa wrote:
more tea vicar?
That's what it needs: some hand-painted periwinkles!!!
(Or am I confusing the reference here? ;^)
"Our developers, who art in Toulouse, hallowed be thy physical-models.
Thy version 4 come, thy new instruments be done, in the computer as it is in the wood!"
Thy version 4 come, thy new instruments be done, in the computer as it is in the wood!"