Max Takano - Yamaha Electone ELX-1: "Bach: Fugue in G Major - Gigue"

Max Takano performs on the Yamaha ELX-1 Electone keyboard in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1993.

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• Max
• Takano
• Yamaha
• ELX-1
• Electone
• Organ
• Keyboard
• Bach

[zzzxtreme]

is EL90 and ELX1 the same internally?

[Audioquest56]

No.

[tpmm1]

@tpmm1 If you play back that track, the instrument will change registrations at the right time, while the rhythm plays, too. You can then concentrate on playing. But you can also play the rhythm sequence and change the registration settings whilst playing. It is a very powerful features of the EL-instruments.

[tpmm1]

@hl2alyx The instrument has 16 memory buttons between the keyboards. Here you can store all the different instrument settings. You can also program rhythm sequences yourself and create a track with these sequences in the order you desire. You can program a registration change sequence too. When all that is finished you can let the rhythm sequence play, while your record to the disk, while it is recording, you can change registrations either manually or by footswitch.

[Bachfreund]

He´s good, but if you hear before Hector Oliveira with the same piece........then Takano has no chance

[JOVANPINTO1981]

CHULADA DE CANCION

[elisamarina2]

I remember that this organist came to my city in mexico when I was 12 years, and I liked him a lot, this interpretation is very nice

[hl2alyx]

How does the keyboard remember every instrument change? Do you have to program every measure?

[JancokMan]

i still prefer ELX-1 rather than stagea XD...

[tpmm1]

@zzzxtreme The ELX-1 has more voices, a better tone generator (more operators) and a second solovoice, to mention some differences.

[FlametopFred]

@suitandtieguy - - I used to wonder about that, but now I think the ELX is a superior instrument - - which, via MIDI modules, can equal or better the GX-1. But I suppose I would love to have both!

[FlametopFred]

@zzzxtreme - - there are similar components of the "sonic engine" and circuitry. Yamaha used / uses the same basic components, but for each model there are differences. If you go to the official Yamaha Manuals website, you can download the PDF manuals and compare the features.