Hello dear, can you say me how change Treble Mode ? I need switch on “trM” #3 , But I don’t know exactly what to press that I see “trM”? Thank you for help 🤗
so... How exactly does this work? Is the pressure of the bellows providing velocity information? Really interesting controller concept, actually. Presumably you can also reprogram the 5ths buttons to do other stuff? Can you split the instrument so the "keyboard" side is one thing (like a lead sound) and the "buttons" side is another (like strings or somesuch?)
It has electronic sensors instead of reeds i think. And the bellows do not need to move for it to produce sound, they can stay completely closed and it would still play.
And yes, you can split the sound. For example on oberkrainer music, the right side is made into a "Steirische Harmonika" a type of bisonoric button accordion, and the left side is made into a tuba, accompanying the bisonoric accordion.
@@adrianakuzmikova1697 it's just for looks. Some models have electronic sensors, so they play when air is sucked in and pushed out, or some models can switch between acoustic and electric. It's always different and depends on the model.
Shredding on accordion, nice. She plays really well.
shes hot too
She's so pretty. :)
Satai80 I love her
Anybody knows what's the name of the composition at 0:27?
Hello dear, can you say me how change Treble Mode ? I need switch on “trM” #3 ,
But I don’t know exactly what to press that I see “trM”?
Thank you for help 🤗
omg!! I THINK SHE HAS HAD A "LESSON OR 2"!!!!
She is the Nº1
so... How exactly does this work? Is the pressure of the bellows providing velocity information? Really interesting controller concept, actually. Presumably you can also reprogram the 5ths buttons to do other stuff? Can you split the instrument so the "keyboard" side is one thing (like a lead sound) and the "buttons" side is another (like strings or somesuch?)
It has electronic sensors instead of reeds i think. And the bellows do not need to move for it to produce sound, they can stay completely closed and it would still play.
And yes, you can split the sound. For example on oberkrainer music, the right side is made into a "Steirische Harmonika" a type of bisonoric button accordion, and the left side is made into a tuba, accompanying the bisonoric accordion.
@@adrianakuzmikova1697 it's just for looks. Some models have electronic sensors, so they play when air is sucked in and pushed out, or some models can switch between acoustic and electric. It's always different and depends on the model.
@@adrianakuzmikova1697 What are you looking for? acoustic or electronic?
@@adrianakuzmikova1697 Can you send me your social media so we can talk about it more? I'd love to give you advice.
Where is it produced?
Does anyone know if anyone in the UK repairs Roland accordions?
Muito boa.
super
hello ----this acordion have a diatonic mode?
bajista regio yea there’s one it’s the Roland accordion fr 18
daltonic mode yeah
Bayan :)
Сколько стоит такой инструмент?
Vale 6.mil dolares
Discute pas !! joue
Soitan mm. hanuria ja nokkahuilua ja tässä vaiheessa tulee kakki pöksyyn.
Le probleme quand tu mais un registre guitare jour de la guitare et pas comme un accordéoniste.