True

È buuuuono!!! ( come si dice dalle nostre parti Paola provincia di Cosenza Calabria Italia) Un saluto

Thanks. Great tip.

I'll defenitly try that

wait... the shirts are different tho

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LOL...love the little plug ...:Go Sell a Kidney!" Too funny! Great video.

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Damn, what a performance! Great work, guys, keep it up!

What did you think about midi boards..?

Great sound

That Fsharp in the run of the last chord in the 2nd progression tho! 🫠🫠🫠

Nice playing good tutorial

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yesssirrrRRR

wowwww omg😮

heat!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥

Well Said. Thanks for sharing.

what song is that i like it 👍

Just get a form, a beat, progression, bass, melody and arrangements. All is pattern

Master piece.

Sounds great to me

Great video. Very informative. What you shared in this video regarding gear and the different musical stages I can relate. Creativity and inspiration are definitely important! Quality gear ( not specifically expensive gear) especially when it comes to sound and functionality. It brings your imagination (what’s possible) to life and can definitely make your music journey an enjoyable one.

Great insightful advice. Well thought out and communicated. You mentioned Oscar and Horace. Have you ever thought about what they had to deal with when they had to play any piano, good or bad, that the bar, nightclub, or other venue had to offer.

Very true sir

Broh❤💥🔥

You talked too much ad didn’t give a sample? You basically said go test them. Useless.

Bro more tutorial like this... For workship.....❤

First thank you for the review! Second how does Garritan compare to the pianos in your Nord? Thanks again

Kinda hard, do i need learn polyrythm first?

Has Garritan upgraded its software to M2 specs? I had it on my old system but won’t work on my new.

Awesome review. One day with continuous practice my goal is to play on your level. Thanks again.

Dope!

Thanks

Great review. This video reinforced the notion that I made the right decision when I purchased this piano. :)

I recorded a song❤❤❤❤

I love your clarity and honest hands on appraisal with all that experience behind. Inspires 👍

Another great demo of the bosendorfer 280 from piavnoverse of ik multimedia…very nice playing as usually …thanks

Hey Zachary 2 questions what camera are you using and do you offer piano lessons

a waste of money

I have all 3 & are used for differewnt purposes & different songs/genres...Love them all.

tbh, I don't really like the Nord. My 2 cents because no one asked but for those interested in a different perspective... I recently had to play a gig where this keyboard is being used as backline. No other option available. I don't own one because of the cost so I decided to rent one to learn it and program it thinking you could set programs up and save the settings to a flash drive then simply fly in to the gig, load the program settings and go. No, that is not possible with this keyboard. It took a lot of research to find out you had to have a laptop, and a couple of software bundles to do this. That's an issue for quick turn around on a gig. Second issue: splits and layers are not fully programmable. You have to set splits at preset points on the keyboard determined by Nord. Third issue: if you need something like a pad on one part of a keyboard, strings further up, or some other sound from the same "zone" (or whatever it's called), that's not possible either. EDIT: meaning a split using the same "zone" bank of sounds; I couldn't find where you could do that. And last: you can't call tech support for any on-the-fly "gig's-on-the-line" help. For the high price point on this board, it is not as user-friendly as other boards that I've played. My favorite is the Roland RD2000. I have multiple programs that have layers and splits with as many as 8 sounds spread across the program, with each sound easily adjustable on the fly in a live scenario. And the keybed is amazing on it. Then you can pop in aflash drive, save the programs, and pop it in a backline board and you're up in running in 60 seconds flat. For those who are not planning on traveling for gigs and only use this board all the time, I can see the value in it (albeit overpriced). For those that prefer a MIDI VST connection; I've done that too in the past. I've found I've had issues with MIDI hangs and drops, and even a crash of the laptop. So after some experience, I've found the more you complicate with computers, the more you're risking a failure somewhere in the chain. For home studios, a VST is an excellent option. But live is just a bit riskier than I'd like to experience.

One of my favorite chords to play! Good work brother🤙

This is really good, wish I had the option to save it on a playlist tho :/

Great video and tips! Do you teach private piano lessons?

Great 👌 sound