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Topic: My new approach to "Sample Improv".

I've just uploaded my recording of Sample Improv on Youtube. It was recorded using Pianoteq with KAWAI VPC1 and sound of K2 Grand. Maybe you'll like it.

https://youtu.be/-iUN0Lo2mT4

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Re: My new approach to "Sample Improv".

Beautiful. Wonderful melodic lines. Thank you.

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Re: My new approach to "Sample Improv".

Stephen_Doonan wrote:

Beautiful. Wonderful melodic lines. Thank you.

I know that I can always count on you Stephen

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Re: My new approach to "Sample Improv".

Beautiful!
Do I hear some Ludovico Einaudi influences?

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Re: My new approach to "Sample Improv".

MrRoland wrote:

Beautiful!
Do I hear some Ludovico Einaudi influences?

It can be so
Ludovico is harmonically simple, but melodically touching.

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Re: My new approach to "Sample Improv".

Kacper_ek wrote:

Ludovico is harmonically simple, but melodically touching.

True, and I was referring to the touching part

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