miraclesteinway

This user is a breath of fresh air around here. He/she seems very knowledgeable and has some great discussions. Need some more users like miraclesteinway.

Keep up the good work.

I concur!

Oh my! What kind of fluid I am, then?

Congratulations to this user. Keep up the good discussions.

Air is not a fluid.

Technically, it is!

Air can be deformed and compressed. So, it is a fluid.

Depends on the temperature and ambient pressure. Deformation and compression are not qualities limited to fluids.

Science class. Arghhhhh!!!

Thanks Greg x :-)

I'm a fan too. Obviously into the piano, classical music, and the actual musicality of Queen, so right up my street.

aye

Bohardy, which pianists do you like? Are you in the UK?

Greg, which synths do you like? I only have one, a Roland XP10, which is pretty old but kind of cool. I'd like a King Korg to play with, it might be in my budget, but I'd really like something like a Jupiter 8.

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Bohardy, which pianists do you like? Are you in the UK?

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Yep, I'm a Brit. Presume you are too.

In no particular order:

Oscar Peterson
Harry Connick Jr
Achille-Claude Debussy
Ben Folds
Jason Rebello
Art Tatum
Bill Evans
Brad Mehldau
Hiromi

How about you?

[QUOTE] [b]miraclesteinway wrote:[/b]

Bohardy, which pianists do you like? Are you in the UK?

Greg, which synths do you like? I only have one, a Roland XP10, which is pretty old but kind of cool. I'd like a King Korg to play with, it might be in my budget, but I'd really like something like a Jupiter 8.[/QUOTE]

My favorite vintage synths have to be the Minimoog, the Oberheim OB-X, and the Roland Jupiter 8. I don't own any of those synthesizers (way, way, way out of my budget), but I've played them in person. My favorite's the Jupiter 8.

For virtual synthesizers, I love the Arturia stuff (CS-80v, Jupiter 8v, Moog V). I also love the virtual Oberheim OB-X (called the OB-Xd), a Moog clone called "Automat1," and the Oddity (virtual ARP Odyssey).