Topic by ranger

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Topic: Santa's gift any guess

I think its a steinway

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Re: Santa's gift any guess

Christmas, Santa...

http://www.toypiano.com/

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Re: Santa's gift any guess

i think it's kind of bell-sound. you know. it's christmas

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Re: Santa's gift any guess

Perhaps they should try a modelled toy piano , just for fun :-)

   I gues a Steinway will be just for future Christmas.

   Why not a upright modelled piano for soon?

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Re: Santa's gift any guess

a TUBULAR BELLS plugin

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Re: Santa's gift any guess

Nice gift, it's a Yamaha CP-80, a electro-acoustic piano.

   See this page: http://pt.wikizic.org/Yamaha-CP-80/

   And this Jerry Lee Lewis performance of a kind similar model: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8Cgn5JDEak

    But I'm curious about the controls on the left side. Could pianoteq add those original controls to a full model reproduction able to do original adjustments?

   May I ask help for someone explains how those original controls changes the sound?