When it comes to sounds...Is it just me, or do these keyboards fall short..compared to of all things.."Sound fonts"

To me ..Sound fonts sound better than all the hardware boards..and I think they sound better than the sample wavs of today...

Can someone explain the difference between these?

Listen and you tell me if your board can beat this?

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=C13B119701B9A250

Yo Fran,
I just got in from my Thurs. gig & listened to your Ice Castles. If that's you playing Li saluto! With chops like that, Any board would sound good.
Ciao,
Jerry

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Dennis , that sounds pretty good..

It actually reminds me of the older piano patch in my G1000[for you guys and gals that have a G1000, I am referring to E-11]..

The PSR models I had , the mid range lacked dynamics....Your Tyros does not seem to suffer the same mid range problem..
Did you alter the stock piano or eq'd it differently?

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I was just marveling at the great sound of the Tyros 2 piano. And it's great to hear somebody play with great piano chops.

Wow Dennis, that was nice. If you call that sloppy I wonder what it sounds like when you get serious about it

It is interesting how well that T2 Grand Piano sounds and records. I tend to use the Warm Grand, which tends to help my piano playing sound a little smoother as I am really a trumpet player and tend to play the kb as a horn soloist or horn section.

So I really do appreciate a true pianist who can lay down some lines.

Dennis, I'd listen to anything you play. Keep 'em coming

Best
Scott Langholff
http://ScottLMusic.com

Dennis,

Very well played ! Bravo!
I'm curious how a similar song sounds on G70 or PA1X.

As I've stressed b4 here, I recommend to everyone who posts links to music here, to PLEASE credit the performer (and if possible, the composer) of the music; and if not known, at least state that it wasn't played by them, as its too often assumed that the person (in this case Fran Carango) the person who performed (played) the piece himself.

Btw: Dennis Almond (TwoNuts): Very impressive Tyros2 pianistic demonstration on 61 keys performed by you. Bravo! This certainly adds new perspective to the 76 vs 61 note arranger keyboard debate. Perhaps we need to attain Dennis' kb playing proficiency level before demanding a 76 note arranger afterall. Scott