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Topic: Anybody else love to play keyboardsolos with a pitch?
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sevencircles
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Anybody else love to play keyboardsolos with a pitch?
on: May 08, 2007, 04:47:45 PM
I almost stopped to practice regular pianopieces when I discovered keyboardsoloing with a pitchband.
I use a Triton Le with a polyphonic lead with the pitch bend set to an octave down or up.
A whole different world opened to me and it is easy to become addicted to improvising over a chordprogression on the sequencer.
Hard to hit the right notes though
Anyone else agree?
Among the great classical pianists, who has played keyboardsolos with pitchbends?
I know Vitalij Kuprij, Rick Wakeman and those guys but among the supervirtuosos like Hamelin, Libetta, Volodos?
Who has stated that he/she tried it?
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