Exploring Native Instruments Electric Keys Diamond vs Pheonix rhodes sound | REVIEW

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This is what Native Instruments say about it:
"Electric Keys celebrates the world of electric keyboards, putting some of the most sought-after models at your fingertips as perfectly captured, true-to-life piano emulations. Explore enduring sounds that have influenced decades of popular music, spanning from ‘70s disco and funk to today's chart-topping pop hits. Draw inspiration from classic builds or have fun making them your own with an authentic selection of cabinets, tone controls, and creative effects."
00:00 Introduction
00:46 Factory presets
01:38 My favourite rhodes sound
02:33 Dynamic playing
02:53 Experimental presets
04:36 Electric Keys in house music
05:28 Distorted solo example
05:41 Electric Keys in drum and bass music
06:09 Pheonix
06:58 One last example

[@masonjh6800]

Excellent review, Im confident going into the purchase. On a side note, what do you call that style of drums? Stutter beat?

[@masonjh6800]

* toward the beginning, they sound unquantized but groovy

[@PoloTremolo]

Thanks 🙏 I don’t really know;) I just tried to make it bouncy mostly using longer attack in some perć, and some shorter decay on other drums. I might have used just swing function:)

[@abbos_axiy]

Bro your bass sound also sounds amazing. Where is that bass sound from ?

[@PoloTremolo]

🙏 thanks. In all cases it is NI Rickenbacker Bass😎You might want to check my other video about guitar rig where I am showing the settings;)

[@abbos_axiy]

@@PoloTremolo Where's that video ?

[@CesenaticoOfficial]

No Wurli?

[@PoloTremolo]

Nope, but check out new Arturia Wurli V3 - they did a good job

[@compucorder64]

@@PoloTremolo Yip. And the Keyscape Wurli's are nice too.