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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Keyboard / Piano => Topic started by: jrbrownz2002 on September 02, 2007, 11:03:45 AM
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I was at a visiting church and the musician was playing on a Roland FP7. The thing is when he hit the bass section of the keyboard you heard like a quartet humming instead of the keys. Has anyone heard this and if so how do you get that sound. Thanks
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I don't have a Roland FP-7, but:
my guess is that the player had the keyboard "split," with one sound patch (the sound like a quartet) on the low end, and another sound patch on the high end.
At least, my Kurzweil keyboards will do that. I can set up (for instance), bass guitar sound below middle C, and piano sound above. I have several patches that produce vocal sounds, one is called "Cathedral Choir." Kurzweil sampled a vocal group named "Take five" for their vocal sounds. I frequently use that patch in our church band behind quiet slow worship songs, or as a backing for a very quiet singer.
Jim
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Thank you Jason, so I take it you are saying look for voice patches. You are wonderful.