Don Lewis on the Roland VP-770 (2/2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2009
- www.roland.com/products/en/VP-...
"We'll Understand It Better By & By" performed by Don Lewis featuring Roland's Vocal & Ensemble Keyboard VP-770. With the latest technology onboard, the VP-770 allows a single musician to create realistic backing parts that range from futuristic electronic vocal textures to incredible emulations of large-scale gospel choirs and beyond.
Don Lewis is a gifted musician and educator whose mission is to inspire and empower audiences to achieve their dreams. He is pleased to be currently associated with the Roland Group as a consultant and concert artist. - เพลง
R.I.P. Mr. Lewis 😇🙏
Hands down GOAT! OMG, best vocoder performance ever!
the best use i have ever seen on this instrument. what a legend
I’ve always wanted one of these.
It would be nice if they made this into an expansion for the Jupiter X or Fantom
wow!!! awesome
Impressionado! Que massa! Que lindo!
fantasticooooooooooooooooooooo
I'm inspired !!
Love it
Nice ! TYVM
Just to let you guys know, he singing to the music, but the pitch of his voice does not affect the keys he is playing. The keyboard determines the pitch, he determines the vocal sounds. And Fowles also.
Amen...
I wonder what brand and model headset mic he's using?
👏👏👏👏👏👏
When we hear a choir perform the same music you see the little faults "humanize" the performance and give the whole much more depth.
But offcourse this tool is an incredible advancement in musical tools...
Xelent
Great But........ does it have a foot pedal to turn off and on the vocal effect ???
where can you get one of these keyboard
このシンセ、マジで欲しい・・・
Get him to do it on a VP-330 now, just for fun.
Truly amazing! Just one little human parameter missing: all voices are too perfectly sync and this is NOT human!
You must add a random delay or a setup to "pull back" or "push forward" some voices (in time) so that it will be more human realistic.
cool ... but there's some devil in there too.
It is not what i was think. about ....first its has.very ''robotic'' sound any one can hear it and second it has only 4 octaves which rather difficult to get most of it when you play songs on piano voice.