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The Keyboard used on the B Stage is from Rhodes but what exact model is it?

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My best guess is the RHODES MK8, however that's the first result that popped up on Google when I searched 'Rhodes Keyboard'. Also, it's interesting they use this electric piano as a midi controller for the B Stage during the MOTS Tour concerts, but they might have to use it for the electric piano sound for Let Somebody Go, although Chris plays it with a bright piano sound instead nowadays. Thoughts?

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They have the Rhodes Mk8 on stage but they use a RAC setup and use the sound from a 9EDAF85B-6397-4059-ADF2-FE88D5B94718.thumb.png.64e57c2ca9d7dfb6029ba139f7192270.pngKawai MP-9000

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On 10/16/2022 at 12:52 AM, Jasper Faulhaber said:

They have the Rhodes Mk8 on stage but they use a RAC setup and use the sound from a 9EDAF85B-6397-4059-ADF2-FE88D5B94718.thumb.png.64e57c2ca9d7dfb6029ba139f7192270.pngKawai MP-9000

They actually don’t use the MP 9000 sound anymore. It’s all “Keyscape” hosted in “Mainstage”. 

  • 1 year later...

... do you know the sound that is used in keyscape? Because there were no Kawai Samples?  Thanks 

It's not actually a Rhodes. It's just a Rhodes case with a Kawai fitted inside, probably an MP6. FgU50GGXEAAHiXD.thumb.jpg.5cbb41efd789702e11d2583f754e3595.jpg

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