UB-Xa from Behringer

Tom Oberheim is not happy.

Yep, sounds much better. I also think the “presenter” is much better, that might be the sole reason why it sounds better.

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Jack is like the kid who skipped lessons at school to chase the girls.

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The gliding low end chords + high notes at 9 ish minutes, a world of difference with the other demo

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I’ve wanted to see a performance on the UB-Xa that needed polyphonic-aftertouch. Here’s the first i’ve seen.

It’s simple, the right hand is in unison, but the expression of both velocity and poly-aftertouch are apparent in this performance. You don’t have to listen to the end, there isn’t a large change to be seen using poly-aftertouch, but this performance would be entirely different without it.

This is a good instrument to be adding poly-aftertouch to. I think Behringer will be including it on all their large keyboard synths in the future.

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Give it a listen over in this thread.