yup Korg M1
as heard here
http://www.synthmania.com/Audio%20Files ... 20Time.mp3
Typical house piano from the 80s/90s
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i think, lots of "oldschool" pianos were made with an amigatracker..the clue is, that they just took just 1 - 3 piano samples and pitched it to the right note , what sounded really cheesy - you can realize it in a standart sampler by just putting one piano-sample in it and map it on every keyboard note - hope i could help you
in an amiga tracker you only get 4 channels unless your using octa-med. so I find this unlikely...echocord wrote:i think, lots of "oldschool" pianos were made with an amigatracker..the clue is, that they just took just 1 - 3 piano samples and pitched it to the right note , what sounded really cheesy - you can realize it in a standart sampler by just putting one piano-sample in it and map it on every keyboard note - hope i could help you
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i don't want to say, that you _HAVE_ to use an amiga tracker - its just about the processing - 1 sample gets pitched to every note you play on the keyboard - you can realize it in your l33t ubersampler and use it in your uberl33t ubersequenzer with your 10.000 uber-audiotracks, maybe my english isnt the best but i think it was good enough to understand for someone who reads carefully