Elton John - Skyline Pigeon (Cover)
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99.99% <3
Talent at hand!!!
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100% Elton John...I love this interpreticion...It's vrey wonderful !!!!great...
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Sounds really wonderful. Considering you did it as a bedroom recording, especially. Shows what you can do f you know how to use the equipment. Check out mine to see what it sounds like when you don't. :-)
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bravissimo!
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I really love your cover! ;D
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sound very much like elton, great job
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absolutely great! I love the song and have never have never heard such a great cover of it. your recording technique seems to be very similar to mine, from what I've just read. All in all, great stuff!
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GREAT JOB!
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Remarkable!!! What kind of equipment do you need to buy to get your piano to sound like Elton John's piano? I never could figure it out. Thanks :)
Beyond awesome! Congrats.
raojag 2 years ago
@raojag Thank you
maxb162 1 year ago
Absolutely nothing is ever perfect - but your's is "so very close"!
FlyBoy7X7 2 years ago
@FlyBoy7X7 Bless you, thanks.
maxb162 1 year ago
I am amazed at your perfect reproduction of that famous EJ sound. I was so impressed that I just bought a RD-1000 to use as my main controller. please explain to me how to attach my cheap midi yamaha keyboard so that I can layer the Yamaha grand sound with the RD-1000 piano sound? Currently all I can do is play the Yamaha keyboard sounds on the Roland. Do I need additional equipment? I have it hooked up (MIDI OUT on the RD-1000) and (MIDI IN on the Yamaha keyboard) PLEASE HELP!
danfitz86 2 years ago
Hi and thanks a lot for those comments.
You'll need a small mixer to run both instruments into in stereo, you can then mix the sound of the Yamaha and the Roland, whilst controlling the Yamaha from the RD1000 via MIDI. This won't be quite the Elton sound, but will be a good fat piano sound nonetheless.
You'll need to EQ this too. This sound I'm using has slight compression, a good reverb and EQ.
Max :-)
maxb162 2 years ago