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I think I discovered the sound of Chris's piano.

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After being several days downloading, configuring and doing many tests, I have to say that I tried to get the best sound similar to Chris's piano. Tell me please, which organ you liked best and which one sounds the best.

 

 

If you want to get the same sound (used for the live performances until 2012) you need to get your hands on a Triton rack for the Fix You organ and a Kawai MP9000 stage piano for the normal piano sound :)

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If you want to get the same sound (used for the live performances until 2012) you need to get your hands on a Triton rack for the Fix You organ and a Kawai MP9000 stage piano for the normal piano sound :)

 

I know, but what I want to try to show is that you don't have to spend money to achieve a similar sound, and with just a MIDI keyboard you can get a good acoustic sound.

I think the first version of Fix You organ sound is similar with live and the second is similar with studio. Some of the piano sounds doesn't sounds like similar (Clocks, The Scientist, Speed Of Sound and 42 a little).

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I think the first version of Fix You organ sound is similar with live and the second is similar with studio. Some of the piano sounds doesn't sounds like similar (Clocks, The Scientist, Speed Of Sound and 42 a little).

 

Thanks! I'm working on that :)

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