I don't why, but I had never heard of Dexibell before. Never! This sounds amazing. This is definitely the most convincing violin coming out of a keyboard. Hardware is finally catching up software.
Why cant find out what organ stops this organ contains? Dexibell site won't tell is- is this a secret known only to Dexibell. I'd like to know for example if this organ has celestes,mutations, reeds of 8' ,4' ,etc. These need to be addressed by Dexibell(Johann us does with their Johann us One). I think I'll keep my Roland C200 - at least I know what stops that one has. Nice to see the crescendo feature on this as well as the pleasant harpsichord sound. Not sure about what pedalboard would work with this unit. Any organists out there with some answers?!!!
It's awesome -- and carried by Kraft Music? Great! Two questions please..... Do you think it will ever be possible to couple the "manuals" together on it? And how does it compare with the Johannus One?
Please demo it with a pedalboard. No self-respecting pipe organist would exclusively play bass lines with his/her left hand. And Dexibel needs to put out a dual-manual version. Many organ pieces will have the hands bumping into each other on a single manual keyboard.
Not my kind of thing... I'm a synth-head...but also classically trained. I would never have thought about a keyboard like this but...I was talking recently to a friend of mine who is an anglican (Church of England...and beyond!) priest and he was moaning about all the legal and cost problems there are with maintaining old (often very old) church organs in English churches. My response...if it's not an "important" instrument (like a Schultz organ or similar) then just rip it out and put in a digital one...99% of people wont know the difference. Keep the "body" of the organ (for aesthetic reasons) but remove all the workings and install one like this...problem solved! He wasn't convinced.
Andrew Brooks I’m a synth guy as well but this certainly interests me. I think there has been an abundance of Hammond B3 type digital stage organs..it’s nice to see a company focus on a Pipe Organ sound. It’s always been one of my favourites to hear when listening to old horror movie soundtracks.
I have the Johannus One version of this. And I love it. I do have to say the Johannus version has better sound sets..... just saying. But this is an awesome portable instrument to use.
Fabio M. Yeah, and the C-230 eats it’s lunch. Why oh why did Roland give up on the Classic line? Roland! Are you listening? Bring back and expand the Classic line!
Ralf, it is always a pleasure to watch your videos. Your playing is consummate, and you're just so pleasant!
Ralf, this is one of the very best demos of any keyboard I have ever seen. You are a master.
Herr Schink, seih sehr stolz darauf... wirklich wunderschön und die Presentation ist sehr gelungen!
Man, Dexibell is coming out with some pretty cool keyboards lately.
Beautiful super demo Ralf,,very good pipe organ sound Dexibell = roland corp,quality very ,,very good,,thank you!
I love mine. What a terrific instrument.
thomas Shea I have the Johannus One version of this, and I love it as well!
Fabulous!
I don't why, but I had never heard of Dexibell before. Never! This sounds amazing. This is definitely the most convincing violin coming out of a keyboard. Hardware is finally catching up software.
Dexibell is a new company, I believe only 2 or 3 years old.
I have a Johannus One. Love it. Purchased the Dexibell Classic L3, and play them together . Interesting sounds on both.
9:54 ... until the end video, title please. Thanks!
Why cant find out what organ stops this organ contains? Dexibell site won't tell is- is this a secret known only to Dexibell. I'd like to know for example if this organ has celestes,mutations, reeds of 8' ,4' ,etc. These need to be addressed by Dexibell(Johann us does with their Johann us One). I think I'll keep my Roland C200 - at least I know what stops that one has. Nice to see the crescendo feature on this as well as the pleasant harpsichord sound. Not sure about what pedalboard would work with this unit. Any organists out there with some answers?!!!
Great Instrument !!!!!
LaPietradelParagone ,
Really nice, except for the emulation of the tremulant
beautiful
Nice video. Signed up.
I bought the beautiful Classic L3.
Please do basic tutorials on how to play it.
Thank you
Alessio (Italy)
god damn it. You'll drive me broke.
I wish this had an Alto flute sound. Very hard to find anywhere.
On time stamp 7:40 there is suddenly a music stand. It seems that is fixed at the keyboard. Is it included with the keyboard?
The clear music rest (or music stand) is included with the Classico L3 along with that LED lamp. Thanks for watching!
-Dave
What is the title of the last piece played? It sounds great!
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It's awesome -- and carried by Kraft Music? Great! Two questions please..... Do you think it will ever be possible to couple the "manuals" together on it? And how does it compare with the Johannus One?
Dexibell also manufactured the keyboard for Johannus. While for the organ sound, Johannus provided the sounds.
I like it. If I am in Central America, Where I could buy it?
Nice
How to order?
Please demo it with a pedalboard. No self-respecting pipe organist would exclusively play bass lines with his/her left hand.
And Dexibel needs to put out a dual-manual version. Many organ pieces will have the hands bumping into each other on a single manual keyboard.
Johannus and dexibell are very similar...why?....what s the best?
Diego Cavallaro the Johannus has better sample sets.
Diego Cavallaro the different is on the organ voice. The orchestra voice are the same.
Did you copie Johannus?
Answer is no, Dexibell actually manufactured the keyboard for Johannus.
Jheremy Dalangin it was dexibell who allowed johannus to use his sound generation and share this project.
Which sounds better, Johannus One or Dexibell Classico?
Thy are the same instruments.
Johannus has better sample sets.
Cierra el video con lo que más le gusta jajajaja
Not my kind of thing... I'm a synth-head...but also classically trained. I would never have thought about a keyboard like this but...I was talking recently to a friend of mine who is an anglican (Church of England...and beyond!) priest and he was moaning about all the legal and cost problems there are with maintaining old (often very old) church organs in English churches. My response...if it's not an "important" instrument (like a Schultz organ or similar) then just rip it out and put in a digital one...99% of people wont know the difference. Keep the "body" of the organ (for aesthetic reasons) but remove all the workings and install one like this...problem solved! He wasn't convinced.
Andrew Brooks I’m a synth guy as well but this certainly interests me. I think there has been an abundance of Hammond B3 type digital stage organs..it’s nice to see a company focus on a Pipe Organ sound. It’s always been one of my favourites to hear when listening to old horror movie soundtracks.
If it plugs in it must be an appliance. :-)
I have the Johannus One version of this. And I love it. I do have to say the Johannus version has better sound sets..... just saying.
But this is an awesome portable instrument to use.
There's some sort of partnership between the two companies? Really cool instrument! Never seen it before.
Does this allow mixing different stops from the different organ banks and does this instrument have any string or Celeste stops?
Johannus just has them build it to the Johannus specs.
Roland c200 blows this out of the water... and it's 7 years older...
Fabio M. Yeah, and the C-230 eats it’s lunch. Why oh why did Roland give up on the Classic line? Roland! Are you listening? Bring back and expand the Classic line!