From ggareth@yahoo.com Mon Oct 28 03:30:59 2002
Subject:Re: Nord Electro - Octave switching (was....wow!)

Yeah, what's the problem here?

I have a 73 and the range is more than enough for any of the piano
sounds. Who needs octave shift? Does a Rhodes have octave shift?

The clav goes really low, I use it to play bass-lines and definitely
do not need an extra octave at the bottom. That octave would be so
low that it would sound terrible and be unusable!

--- In CloneWheel@y..., emili gene wrote:
>
> --- Eric Lawson wrote:
> > The thing about the octave switching of non-organ
> > sounds seems bothersome
>
> It is kind of critical on the 61, but I don't think
> you'd need it on a 73 keyboard.
>
> Are
> > you saying that the clav sound can't be octave
> > switched and the default
> > octave is not low enough?
>
> Humm...Ever found a clavinet wich has more than 73
> notes???.
>
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