Great New Source for Samples

Okay so I play the piano, and I was looking through some of my old piano books from high school, and looking through one of the Bill Evans books (jazz pianist) I realized that in the back of the book there is a CD that has every song in the book performed live by some pianist, and luck has it that panned hard right is only the piano, and hard left is the rhythm (drums and bass).

its so easy, it's not right.

A lot of upper level piano books that I have come with CD's, I'm excited to check out the stuff on them.

Links or...

there you go man samples for days but it's what you can do with them that counts anyway you know

if u can play piano i i dunno why you'd need piano samples

drukqs2369 wrote:there you go man samples for days but it's what you can do with them that counts anyway you know

if u can play piano i i dunno why you'd need piano samples

No question, but there's lot's of options which is nice.

I could play certain things, but not everything. And just cuz I play it doesn't mean it'll sound better.But I do record my own stuff sometimes. Also the tone of samples can be quite different than any mic recording I can create.

I have stuff ike that on vinyl Jazztracks (piano, bass, drums) played all together and then as a playalong without the piano.

peace