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Published on 03/10/11 at 10:47The best sounds of Rhodes and Clavinet, undoubtedly, wurlitzer not bad either, but I think sometimes they sound a little "midi". I think the pianos are very much contrary to some opinions, even if it is true that we must adapt to the touch. They are excellent compared to the previous generation of digital pianos. In stereo they sound better than the North Piano, but in mono it's true that they are behind. We can finally play the same classic. The violins / string are excellent. The organs are also not bad compared to many keyboards (but the keyboard remains the benchmark for sure on organ). Some other sounds are irrelevant.
The effects are sublime. It's really the strength of this keyboard. It can convert sound to infinity, and find the sounds used in the years 60-70. You will not find better among competitors, that's clear. I also have a pedal connected directly to the SV1 allows me to have a pure sound. Ca groove a max, it's bold, it's deep and warm.
Only 2 complaints: the editor bugue sometimes, and my sounds were all cleared by downloading a custom package offered on the net. And mute when changing his .. it's a bit of shame for a keyboard that level and it is not negligible.
The effects are sublime. It's really the strength of this keyboard. It can convert sound to infinity, and find the sounds used in the years 60-70. You will not find better among competitors, that's clear. I also have a pedal connected directly to the SV1 allows me to have a pure sound. Ca groove a max, it's bold, it's deep and warm.
Only 2 complaints: the editor bugue sometimes, and my sounds were all cleared by downloading a custom package offered on the net. And mute when changing his .. it's a bit of shame for a keyboard that level and it is not negligible.