Regarding the piano...

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In your music/recordings/etc. how important is a piano?

The piano is crucial to me.
22
55%
It's nice once in awhile...
14
35%
Piano? I'd rather have a cheeseburger.
1
3%
I do strictly electronic music....no piano.
2
5%
Other
1
3%
 
Total votes: 40

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ender
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Post by ender »

Well I am an electronic musician, but pianos go wonderfully with Trance. Especially the old school stuff. Robert Miles is more spiritual/new age-ish trance, but the piano still sits well with electronic sounds. In fact it almost seems like a better fit than some 'traditional' genres. It just floats above the beat, with a sweet, spacial quality that seems to carry the melody very well. Of course you won't be using a huge ballsy piano, and very likely you won't be using much below middle C either. It lends itself to a solo melody with no real chords to speak of. It's all in the style. (as always)
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FireDude
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Post by FireDude »

I am a piano man too. I rarely play without it, but there is always a choir, pad, and string track right next to it that I can bring in to add to the great sound of the piano. I love the Bosendorfer Piano on my EX88. Use it more often than not! My second most used sound is tied with the Elec. Piano and the EX Combi Dying Star.

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Cory 8)
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