Saturday, June 09, 2007
keybdwizrd - Four Virus TI and Micro X Duets
YouTube via keybdwizrd
"IMPORTANT NOTE: Although I am playing the Motif keyboard, it is trigging a Korg Micro X synthesizer (off camera)."
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Nice demonstration of the Virus TI! Do you usually use it as a monophonic lead? How is the multi-timbrality(is that even a word?) of the TI compared to the Micro X? I use my Novation Nova, which I like to think of as a super-duper poorman's Virus, mainly for leadseven though it is 16 part muti-timbral. I use the K2500 for all the drums, rythm parts, arps, and of course an awsome MIDI control surface. I like your chops!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I certainly use the TI polyphonically. If you visit my channel on YouTube (www.youtube.com/keybdwizrd) you'll find many more video demos of my TI Polar.
ReplyDeleteBoth the Micro X and the TI are 16-part multitimbral. In reality, however, it can often be challenging to have more than a few TI patches playing at the same time. The complexity of a patch and use of effects can dramatically affect polyphony.
Thanks keybdwizrd.
ReplyDeletebrian and anyone else that might read this, be sure to check out the "YouTube via" links on all YouTube posts. They will take you to the person's profile with all of their videos. Also note that the "flickr by" links on the other hand usually take you to the image I put up were you can see the rest of the person's shots.