The Making of Fab Four
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purplehaze3691
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This are the recording gears that record one of the greatest band that grace the music world , John Paul George Ringgo collectively known as The Fab Fours or The Beatles .
All you need is Love and Give Peace A Chance
All you need is Love and Give Peace A Chance
keybdt2000
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oh? can it really produce the sounds of the Beatles?
guitars are the hardest to produce using keyboards?
guitars are the hardest to produce using keyboards?
teraslasch
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u ain't know the power until u've tried it 
... sample libraries are getting real powerful these days, many great guitar sample libraries out there.
... sample libraries are getting real powerful these days, many great guitar sample libraries out there.
Cheez
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Guitars are not hard to produce using samples. They are one of the first few instruments being sampled. Almost every instrument you know has been sampled. Many movies you watch are using samples nowadays. You can hardly tell the difference between samples and the real thing.
The most difficult instrument to sample is the saxophone because of the different ways it can be played that's hard to emulate. The sound of just one note can change in various ways depending on how the player plays it. Even then, the saxophone has been sampled very well nowadays.
The most difficult instrument to sample is the saxophone because of the different ways it can be played that's hard to emulate. The sound of just one note can change in various ways depending on how the player plays it. Even then, the saxophone has been sampled very well nowadays.
keybdt2000
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can the akai and yamaha wind controller replace the saxaphone?
Cheez
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It's more than the controller. It's the samples itself. The controller is important, but it is only as good as the sound it generates. A saxophonist can change the colour and tonality of a note by tightening the lips (for example) - and so can make a tone of a note different by just holding the note. This can be emulated using programming, but it's hard to make it sound like the real thing. Also, there's the legato thing that saxophone made that's not easy to duplicate - sound-wise.
So while a person can use a wind controller, if the sound is generated from a lousy sound bank, it's useless. The most realistic samples of saxophones out there, unfortunately, do not support wind controllers. It's not impossible, but the programming is too complex, and probably not achievable.
So while a person can use a wind controller, if the sound is generated from a lousy sound bank, it's useless. The most realistic samples of saxophones out there, unfortunately, do not support wind controllers. It's not impossible, but the programming is too complex, and probably not achievable.
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