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A Greeting To Everyone

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Opening post by Germano

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I offer my greetings to everyone ... Happy to enter this interesting space dedicated to enthusiasts of the infamous 88 keys ;-)

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Reply 2 by Frank

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Welcome Germano

Germano wrote:

... this interesting space dedicated to enthusiasts of the infamous 88 keys ;-)

... and not only that

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Reply 3 by pianoexpert

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...of course... and not only !!!!!! Welcome to talk about Music!!!!! Here you will find pianists, composers, conductors, violinists, singers ........( I mentioned them in random order and not by importance ). Will you also bring us new experiences? Welcome

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Reply 4 by Germano

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Of course ... I hope to be able to contribute. I am a pianist, passionate about jazz, and I have been involved in hard disk recording for about 20 years. I have a small home studio, and my piano is a Yamaha C3.

I have my own website, dedicated to this great passion of mine, which is music.

I am also an enthusiast of the Rhodes piano; I have owned various models.

So I hope to be able to draw from this community, but at the same time, share my modest experience.

I would like, for example, to open a discussion on acoustic piano recording: types of microphones used; their positioning; preamplifiers used, etc...

It would be interesting to hear the opinions of all those who have encountered this type of recording.

What do you think?

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Reply 5 by Germano

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My studio:

Master keyboard: Roland A90 EX

Work Station: Yamaha 9000 PRO

Digital Mixer: Yamaha OW-01 optical interface

Audio interface: Hammerfal Digi 9650 optical.

Software: Cubase 6, WabeLab 7, and others.

VST instrument: Ivory, B4, Elektric piano, etc...

Microphones: Shure Beta 58, AKG Solid Tube, and others..

Other expanders, DAT, Effects, etc... (The list would be too long)

I'll stop here ... For now

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Reply 6 by Germano

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I forgot my wonderful Yamaha C3 ...

Special edition from the eighties, for the centenary of Yamaha ...

Of which I am madly in love

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Reply 7 by Thesimon

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To welcome you, I'll start by telling you that sooner or later I'll bother you to have me record some tracks.

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Reply 8 by Trade1

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Germano wrote:

What do you think?

...a rhetorical question?

Germano wrote:

My studio:

Beautiful repertoire and welcome

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Reply 10 by Thesimon

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Hi Germano, I saw your website. Do you have any recordings of your C3? Just to hear how it sounds...

My father and I are planning to build a recording studio and I would like to get a piano. Undecided between the C3 and C5. Live, I prefer the C5 more, the C3 less, and the C7 is terrible. For recording, we would need to see which of the three sounds better since the purchase is intended for this purpose.

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