Yeah, I love the Nord pianos. It’s hard for me to actually play a motif power grand now a days . It’s the sound mix with the way it cuts through the mix. I’ve heard some great Nord pianos when it’s mixed through a good sound system it’s a night and day difference over motif and Kronos
On the Kronos it depends. If you tweak it, it cuts through the mix. The Nord cuts but not having an ASDR is a deal breaker for me. For me this organ is really what seperates it
@@MarinPavlovic Assuming you mean *cut not seats lol. But ironically they "sit" in the mix better as well. Like musically. Sometimes I feel Nord's filter is a little thin while Yamaha and Korg feel more musical. So they do sit in the mix in a way making you feel more relaxed listening to them
@@DevinShoulders no, I mean sit. Not cut. That are two diferent things. Nord have some serious problems in spectrum especially in mid, high frequency range. Producers knows what Im talking about.
@@MarinPavlovic Ah. I mean it’s always cool to learn new terminology. Does that have anything to do with why it sounds “empty” in certain ranges.l? Becuase I have noticed that with their boards.
Yeah they’d change the industry if they focused on their organs. For me, Korg still beats for pianos because it’s warmer than this is. You also can customize it way more. EPs are better than Yamahas, but Kronos is best. This is close though.
Just imagine if the NS4 had the same amount of user storage space as the Kronos(62GB) and and an audio interface? For THAT price, that shouldn't be too much to ask.
REALLY should allow the brotha to finish his statements and complete THOUGHTS BRUH~~rather than waffle in about what you love. Randy gets technical, we need to hear it
