Very Nice Playing! Seriously! Sounded improvised yet each part fit well with each Other! No need to Comment on the Instrument except that there is Nothing Better! Still!
- Hi FalgorOne. I have a question that, when all instrumental parts played combined, I mean recording diffrent tracks, so, what should we do to record a song ?
Honestly I even went and tried it on my local dealer store, and I get the same impression here, all the strings sounds the same and I hardly notice any difference... Is it just me?
Well, it might be also that there are very many variations, which are quite subtle. Some of the strings are for solo and some are designed for only certain ranges, it seems. There's a lot to choose from. Some seem quite similar, yeah.
@akissgr1 Yeah i haven't got this keyboard but I get the impression that in the strings category on it, the different sounds are more for practicality's sake than for changing the timbre too dramtically, like you could go from having adagio in the high end and pizz in the lower parts to having a staccato in the upper range and a timp roll in the left hand. The actual tone quality of the parts stays roughly the same, just different articulation/playing styles
@smelliot95 I actually bought the PC3x and I had a close look at the strings and there are differences and very noticeable. many small details that make a big difference on the expression :)
Well, I have played the motif XS, but I didn't really like it. The Kurzweil sound just hit me right from the start (I didn't even know about Kurzweil before). The mofif XS might have more "hip hoppy" sounds, but I mean... if you want great sounds, get the PC3. There are some hip hop and r'n'b kits in the PC3 too + good basses.
How does it compare to the Yamaha S90ES, (another fantastic piano styled synth), or the cheaper Kurzweil PC1 and PC2 series? Other synths come with more sounds, (especially true for the PC1 /PC2) but Kurzweil sounds, especially PIANO , are renound for excellence. I can't afford one of these, (well, not at the moment), but, is the more limited PC1se almost as good? Although you can't edit much - but they are more afordable. People might be especially interested in the PC1se/PC2 for the price.
I can't really say, the only one I have experience of those is the S90ES, and I don't really remember anything except the piano sound of it, which was great. Anyhow, I think the PC2 with the orchestral rom. I hear that the PC1se has good touch on they keys, so that's all I the help I can give you, sorry :).
Very Nice Playing! Seriously! Sounded improvised yet each part fit well with each Other! No need to Comment on the Instrument except that there is Nothing Better! Still!
kerzwhile 1 year ago
- Hi FalgorOne. I have a question that, when all instrumental parts played combined, I mean recording diffrent tracks, so, what should we do to record a song ?
tuyentube 1 year ago
I think you should SOLO each track and record them separately.
FalgorOne 1 year ago
Honestly I even went and tried it on my local dealer store, and I get the same impression here, all the strings sounds the same and I hardly notice any difference... Is it just me?
akissgr1 2 years ago
Well, it might be also that there are very many variations, which are quite subtle. Some of the strings are for solo and some are designed for only certain ranges, it seems. There's a lot to choose from. Some seem quite similar, yeah.
FalgorOne 2 years ago
thanx
akissgr1 2 years ago
@akissgr1 Yeah i haven't got this keyboard but I get the impression that in the strings category on it, the different sounds are more for practicality's sake than for changing the timbre too dramtically, like you could go from having adagio in the high end and pizz in the lower parts to having a staccato in the upper range and a timp roll in the left hand. The actual tone quality of the parts stays roughly the same, just different articulation/playing styles
smelliot95 1 year ago
@smelliot95 I actually bought the PC3x and I had a close look at the strings and there are differences and very noticeable. many small details that make a big difference on the expression :)
akissgr1 1 year ago
hi falgoreone i think this keybord its more realistic than motif xs but have you already tested the motif xs sound, and can you comfirmed this ?
im a beatmaker i do hip hop rap and r'nb sound,but i love orchestral sound too
akatag 3 years ago 2
Well, I have played the motif XS, but I didn't really like it. The Kurzweil sound just hit me right from the start (I didn't even know about Kurzweil before). The mofif XS might have more "hip hoppy" sounds, but I mean... if you want great sounds, get the PC3. There are some hip hop and r'n'b kits in the PC3 too + good basses.
FalgorOne 3 years ago
Thanks. Maybe one day....
synthisist 3 years ago
How does it compare to the Yamaha S90ES, (another fantastic piano styled synth), or the cheaper Kurzweil PC1 and PC2 series? Other synths come with more sounds, (especially true for the PC1 /PC2) but Kurzweil sounds, especially PIANO , are renound for excellence. I can't afford one of these, (well, not at the moment), but, is the more limited PC1se almost as good? Although you can't edit much - but they are more afordable. People might be especially interested in the PC1se/PC2 for the price.
synthisist 3 years ago
I can't really say, the only one I have experience of those is the S90ES, and I don't really remember anything except the piano sound of it, which was great. Anyhow, I think the PC2 with the orchestral rom. I hear that the PC1se has good touch on they keys, so that's all I the help I can give you, sorry :).
FalgorOne 3 years ago