Following Piano presets are used in this recording, (Pianoteq+UVI key suite)
(Pianoteq)
A. Petrof 275
Petrof 284 Mistral
NY Steinway D
YC5
C Bechstein
K2 Basic
(UVI key Suite)
Austrian Grand
CPiano 80
Tender Upright
F Grand
Nicely played!
I recorded a few pieces of Satie too last year. It seems easy to play, but the interpretation is a big thing....
Following Piano presets are used in this recording, (Pianoteq+UVI key suite)
(Pianoteq)
A. Petrof 275
Petrof 284 Mistral
NY Steinway D
YC5
C Bechstein
K2 Basic(UVI key Suite)
Austrian Grand
CPiano 80
Tender Upright
F Grand
Following Piano presets are used in this recording, (Pianoteq+UVI key suite)
(Pianoteq)
A. Petrof 275
Petrof 284 Mistral
NY Steinway D
YC5
C Bechstein
K2 Basic(UVI key Suite)
Austrian Grand
CPiano 80
Tender Upright
F Grand
Magical!
Following Piano presets are used in this recording, (Pianoteq+UVI key suite)
(Pianoteq)
A. Petrof 275
Petrof 284 Mistral
NY Steinway D
YC5
C Bechstein
K2 Basic(UVI key Suite)
Austrian Grand
CPiano 80
Tender Upright
F Grand
Interesting sound again, k c Paul Li. You now have so many different good sounds that I soon can't say which ones I like best. This was good because it is different from all the previous ones.
And I'm starting to realize that it's good that you don't use the same sound all the time. All music ”is alive” all the time and actually requires its own special sound.
I encourage you to continue - keep on
My best,
Stig
And I'm starting to realize that it's good that you don't use the same sound all the time. All music ”is alive” all the time and actually requires its own special sound.
Stig
Exactly, music is alive and unique.
It seems easy to play, but the interpretation is a big thing....
Yes, it seems easy, but it is, in fact, a great challenge for me.
Serge Smulders wrote:It seems easy to play, but the interpretation is a big thing....
Yes, it seems easy, but it is, in fact, a great challenge for me.
Maybe you would like to listen to mine on Spotify and let me know what you think?