Diki it's not about cutting through the mix, as the way I'm set up onstage allows me to hear what the audience is hearing. I have 2 12" Ev100's and a Behringer 5-ch powered mixer. On the floor to my right slightly behind me is one spkr with the mixer sitting on top, and across in front of the stage is the other speaker on a high stand angled partly toward me. I use no monitors. No, my decision to open cutoff all the way happened in my office, playing thru the kbd speakers. I tried turning it down on your suggestion by 10's, and there was a little more warmth,
but the fuzzier definition was not to my taste. Putting the attack at -2 is also integral to improvement imo. It's not like opening the cutoff turns the sound into something resembling Natural Piano (an abomination that requires a tin ear to appreciate-as i told someone who liked it on roland-arranger last yr and was reprimanded for saying so). The fullness of the Classic Piano remains, just jazzier. The only thing I have to send is mp4's..can you play those?
they're from our studio demo 2 years ago, and i feel my playing/singing has advanced a ton since then so I'm not hot to have them represent me to a critical listener like yourself- tho i do still use them as demos. I'm not sure the piano/rhodes settings were the same as what i use now either. With that caveat, if you still want to kill 6 minutes
of your life listening to them and you can play mp4's, I'll email them to you. I'll also
include something from my sopranino sax cd with an ace rhythm sec that i feel better represents my abilities.
btw, i'm surprised you are the only respondent to this post--i thought there were more Roland G/E users here.

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