noisepunk wrote: I guess your comment just came across as more of a ":wtf: Pianos and Organs are not even remotely the same thing, your wrong for thinking that!"
Well, yeah, that's still true, of course
. The only similarity is the outer appearance of the keys. But the playing technique and the architecture of the instruments have nothing to do with each other. Unless you go digital, but digital pianos and organs are really just synths with fancy names and prices. A virtuoso organist who's never played a piano will suck ass on piano, simply because the technique is completely different.
noisepunk wrote:
Find me a synth that sounds like a piano and I'll be quite amazed
Roland's RD1000 and RD300 were among the first solid-sounding digital pianos; the sound generation was fully sampled/synthesised, but the keyboards were proper piano keyboards. Quite a breakthrough for the 80s; those things still sound good today. THios one's pretty ace too:
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