Testing my new MIDI Bass pedalboard

Just me testing my new MIDI Bass.
It's an Elka/Orla PM13.
Never used one before, but it's quite fun.

And important when the required bass note is not a chord note.
Plus you can play the bassline as in the original.
The inaccuracy of (my) human playing adds to the sound too ;-)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Bass
• MIDI
• Pedal
• Pedalboard
• Tyros
• Tyros2
• Yamaha
• Elka
• Orla
• PM13
• Glenn
• Miller
• Moonlight
• serenade

[dickensbg]

PM13 is great. I have one bought in early 90's. Never played on TOUCH SENSITIVE, may be it's better.

[Tyrosaurus]

@dickensbg Yes I love my PM13 pedal board.

It takes a lot of concentration just playing it,

so I wouldn't want it touch sensitive.

And as KeybOrgel says it doesn't make much difference.

[crisfer9999]

Hello!! Please can tou tell me the style that your are playing.thanks!

[Tyrosaurus]

Hello, I'll be glad to tell you.

The style is "MoonlightBallad" and I use

variation C.

I muted the bass in the style because I play it manually.

Regards Michael

[KeybOrgel]

Hello Michael,

this PM13 is a good choice. I think for the feed it isn't necessary to have dynamic.

And by the way: It works like a charm!

Regards

Wolfgang

[Tyrosaurus]

Thanks a lot Wolfgang

I'm very pleased with them.

This is all very new to me, but I think it's important to be able to play the correct baseline. It takes some practise though :-)

I totally agree about the dynamics.

Again, thanks for all your excellent KW stuff!

Best regards,

Michael

[MarcAntoineVezina]

This is awesome!! I'm a metal head and I like this

[dickensbg]

Since the BASS DRUM is not touch sensetive, you should not change the MIDI BASS.