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By dabmeister Tue May 18, 2010 1:25 pm
Makes me want to hear my boy Jeff Lorber. That's his style and flavor...I can only imagine the hurting he'd put on a groove like this.
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By jonestown massacre Tue May 18, 2010 2:17 pm
I work in a music store and we had a Rhodes Mark 7 on display for a month. Ill tell you this right now, from first hand experience:

There are ZERO emulations that can come close to that sound.
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By dabmeister Tue May 18, 2010 2:48 pm
Here's a little history about the evolution of the rhodes...http://www.fenderrhodes.com/models
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By dabmeister Tue May 18, 2010 3:48 pm
Lord Toranaga wrote:
dabmeister wrote:Makes me want to hear my boy Jeff Lorber. That's his style and flavor...I can only imagine the hurting he'd put on a groove like this.



loves me some "Jeff Lorber Fusion" good call


Word! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NuOK1njyjs. Classic JL at its best but funny as sh!t. :lol:
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By padlock Wed May 19, 2010 7:43 am
i was going to ask... but thought i'd google first,

Fender Rhodes Mark II - multisamples (111.3mb)
http://www.freesound.org/packsViewSingle.php?id=3957

you have to sign up before you can download, and you can't use a hotmail account..

you can also preview every sound if you like...

i haven't seen what else that site has to offer but this is a great start!

8)
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By vinyl_junkie_1620 Wed May 19, 2010 2:07 pm
jonestown massacre wrote:I work in a music store and we had a Rhodes Mark 7 on display for a month. Ill tell you this right now, from first hand experience:

There are ZERO emulations that can come close to that sound.


I find it depends on how you have it setup, I played a Mk2 Rhodes that was fed into a TL Audio pre-amp and the sound you got could be imitated very well by something like Loungelizard but if you have the real thing amped up on something like a Fender Twin Reverb and miced then damn, noting can match that! I hear the key action on the mk7 is a lot better than the old ones too
By séance Wed May 19, 2010 6:16 pm
At my high school we had two vintage fender rhodes sitting in the band storage room and I asked my music theory teacher if I could purchase one from the school. After long negotiations with the administration they informed me that it was against school policy to sell me school property under any circumstance. Those beautiful machines are still sitting in that dark storage room collecting dust. :(
By MoWax Wed May 19, 2010 6:53 pm
séance wrote:At my high school we had two vintage fender rhodes sitting in the band storage room and I asked my music theory teacher if I could purchase one from the school. After long negotiations with the administration they informed me that it was against school policy to sell me school property under any circumstance. Those beautiful machines are still sitting in that dark storage room collecting dust. :(


I would stole one....
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By vinyl_junkie_1620 Wed May 19, 2010 7:01 pm
séance wrote:At my high school we had two vintage fender rhodes sitting in the band storage room and I asked my music theory teacher if I could purchase one from the school. After long negotiations with the administration they informed me that it was against school policy to sell me school property under any circumstance. Those beautiful machines are still sitting in that dark storage room collecting dust. :(


Dude if they sit there un-used getting no attention, ask no questions...just steal them!
How do you think I got my DX-100 and Korg X5DR lol

You can't do it now though cos all fingers would point to you if any one notices hahah