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#392092 - 08/22/14 09:33 AM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: KORG80]
tony mads usa Senior Member Registered: 01/16/02 Posts: 14376 Loc: East Greenwich RI USA	And let us not forget Sergio Mendez and Brazil 66, and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass ... _________________________ t.
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#392093 - 08/22/14 10:19 AM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: tony mads usa]
Dnj Senior Member Registered: 09/21/00 Posts: 43703	Originally Posted By: tony mads usa And let us not forget Sergio Mendez and Brazil 66, and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass ... The kids today hardly know who they are..
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#392099 - 08/22/14 12:16 PM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: ]
124 Senior Member Registered: 01/01/09 Posts: 2195	Heh, glad I'm not a kid anymore. Well, not a little one.
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#392109 - 08/22/14 05:38 PM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: KORG80]
rosetree Unregistered	Originally Posted By: KORG80 I'm a young 68 year old and your songs have certainly stirred the memory banks. Have you done "Swinging Safari"? Thanks a lot. Yes, Swingin' Safari was the first one I emulated on the Roland Integra a while ago: http://youtu.be/R6AemUtvxpc
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#392110 - 08/22/14 06:32 PM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: Dnj]
tony mads usa Senior Member Registered: 01/16/02 Posts: 14376 Loc: East Greenwich RI USA	Originally Posted By: Dnj Originally Posted By: tony mads usa And let us not forget Sergio Mendez and Brazil 66, and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass ... The kids today hardly know who they are.. when I was a teenager I did not know many of the artists from the early 1900's either ... _________________________ t.
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#392111 - 08/22/14 08:16 PM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: ]
124 Senior Member Registered: 01/01/09 Posts: 2195	Yep, schlepping a calliope around on gigs must've been a chore.:)
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#392113 - 08/23/14 06:19 AM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: 124]
cgiles Senior Member Registered: 09/29/05 Posts: 6703 Loc: Roswell,GA/USA	Originally Posted By: 124 Yep, schlepping a calliope around on gigs must've been a chore.:) ...two, if you wanted stereo. chas _________________________ "Faith means not wanting to know what is true." [Nietzsche]
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#392131 - 08/23/14 09:59 PM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: cgiles]
Uncle Dave Senior Member Registered: 12/01/99 Posts: 12800 Loc: Penn Yan, NY	Originally Posted By: cgiles Originally Posted By: 124 Yep, schlepping a calliope around on gigs must've been a chore.:) ...two, if you wanted stereo. chas another great example of a well loved sound source that was mono. Stereo Schmereo. _________________________ No longer monitoring this forum. Please visit www.daveboydmusic.com for contact info
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#392837 - 09/07/14 04:16 PM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: ]
rosetree Unregistered	This might be interesting: I replaced the Yamaha MoXF guitars in my "That happy feeling" production with a Roland Integra finger steel strumming guitar. I think this is one of the most realistic acoustic rhythm guitars I've played on a synthesizer: https://soundcloud.com/rorosetree/easy-l...trumming-guitar
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#392895 - 09/08/14 11:51 AM Re: Nostalgic Bert Kaempfert sound in detail [Re: ]
rosetree Unregistered	Is there an equivalent strumming guitar in the Tyros 5? In that case I would be interested in demos. In the Motifs there isn't (because there is no behavior modeling). To me it seems to be one of the reasons to definitely keep the Integra.
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