Ludovic Beier !!! je ne me souviens pas avoir entendu un accordéoniste avec une telle sensibilité, et cette unique interprétation qui vous fait frissonner , Ludovic est son phrasé mélancolique, LE phrasé mélancolique qui fait de lui un véritable accordéoniste de coeur. il reste à mes yeux le meilleur dans ce domaine, je ne lui connais pas d'équivalent à ce jour...L'accordéon, c'est Ludovic Beier point.
Watching and Hearing You Play this Remarkable Roland Accordion in an Extraordinary Styles and Enjoying Every Moment of the Action You are Magnificent Accordionist Musician Prima Classa Many Thanks CIAO
All treble buttons have same standard size of 15mm. There are two other sizes as an option. (16 and 16.5mm) Black buttons on video can look smaller because of light reflection.
at last someone played the roland accordion with the accordion settings to show how close (if any) it is to a real accordion. Thanks for not messing with the childish functions. Its great to have millions of functions. But for accordion player, among all other functions and before them the instrument has to have some believeable accordion sounds. And now I can see it has.
Jest to tak naprawdę pierwsza prezentacja, która mnie przekonała do cyfrowych akordeonów. Niedobrze... Teraz będę o nim marzył... Nie interesują mnie żadne inne barwy, poza akordeonowymi.
I also immediately recognized Ludovic by his great virtuous style... together with a Dutch accordionist André Vrolijk (also great on the Roland FR-8x) he is definitely my favorite player.
Whats the name of the song at 6:00? could somebody please tell me? I've been searching for the name of that song for years after I heard it on an old unnamed CD I found...
Absolutely brilliant playing and sounds We are also wondering if the black treble buttons shown here are in fact smaller than the white ones which would be interesting, and if so, if this is standard on the FR-8xb?
Yeah, but how likely is that to happen? If you are playing on a really big stage or in front of a big crowd, you will most likely need microphones and a PA-system to the acoustic accordion, and those won't work either if there is a power failure on the stage.
it doesn't..for on stage it's better than an acoustic accordion...no feedback from mics, always on tune, never mechanic problems and many more reel good accordion sounds...even very good orchestra sounds....it's a quality product.
Aucun de tous les virtuoses mondiaux ne se produit sur scène avec un clavier bouton Roland: il vous reste le sens de l'honneur: faites vous Ara-Kiri, vous qui avez cru inventer l'accordéon...
If you don't like it don't get one! I play both a very high end converter free bass accoustic as well as a Roland 8x Dallape. The Roland is an amazing instrument. It can duplicate a large number of different types of accordions and you can create your own also....or you can bring in other instruments. Don't knock it if you haven't tried one for a while.
