Friday, August 13, 2021
STRINGS and PADS on KAWAI MP11SE | Patch Demo | No Talking Just Playing Digital Stage Piano
video upload by Microflat
"This video will demo the 7-octave Kawai MP11SE, a grandiose digital stage piano with 88 wooden keys and a feel/action-ratio like a true grand piano. Many classical pianists actually use this model when rehearsing because of the near-perfectly weighted keys. It reminds me of my old renowned Kawai MP9500 model (2002) which was fantastic. However, this model comes with way more sounds, 256 notes polyphony and extended effects and functionalities. I demo the 4 string patches and the 4 pad patches. All audio output effects are default Kawai MP11SE FX."
00:01 | 1. StringEnsemble
00:39 | 2. Beautiful Str.
01:06 | 3. String Pad
01:33 | 4. Warm Strings
02:02 | 1. Pad 1
02:26 | 2. Pad 2
03:01 | 3. Pad 3
03:31 | 4. Pad 4
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I have the smaller version, the MP7se, and I adore it. Such a wonderful feel, such great sounds (including two based on Kawai's electric grands from the early 80s!), and it looks fantastic. A total keeper.
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