I'mNoGuru
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Wondered if any of you had picked one of these up...
I'm mostly interested in the CP (Combo Piano) version... The Rhodes and Wurlitzer emulations seem pretty good, judging by what I've seen on YouTube and the effects are tailored depending on the voice used...
128 polyphony.
The octave slider can be used mid-riff (I really like this feature)
Good effects (the analogue/tape delay sounds great on the CP and Rhodes emulations)
Not really what I'd normally describe as a synth but I do think it's an instrument I'd use often.
Main selling point for me is being able to dial in a good piano sound that fits the track literally with the twist of a couple knobs
They're getting a bit of a battering on some of the other forums due to the mini-keys and price...
I've been using mini-keys for a few years (and can use it as a sound module; playing from my Impulse if required) and £289 (UK-Sterling) is high but not ridiculous for something that sounds great.
Any thoughts on the CP or the rest of the Reface range?
I'm mostly interested in the CP (Combo Piano) version... The Rhodes and Wurlitzer emulations seem pretty good, judging by what I've seen on YouTube and the effects are tailored depending on the voice used...
128 polyphony.
The octave slider can be used mid-riff (I really like this feature)
Good effects (the analogue/tape delay sounds great on the CP and Rhodes emulations)
Not really what I'd normally describe as a synth but I do think it's an instrument I'd use often.
Main selling point for me is being able to dial in a good piano sound that fits the track literally with the twist of a couple knobs
They're getting a bit of a battering on some of the other forums due to the mini-keys and price...
I've been using mini-keys for a few years (and can use it as a sound module; playing from my Impulse if required) and £289 (UK-Sterling) is high but not ridiculous for something that sounds great.
Any thoughts on the CP or the rest of the Reface range?