@jasonmead4899
Being able to play keyboard like a string instrument is amazing! This is the future I WANT!!!
@DavidFoxDotCom
Thanks. Good intro. FYI harpsichord strings are plucked by a plectrum, not by a “stick”. And the clavichord has dynamics - ppp - p. Vibrato is also possible on a clavichord because a tangent remains in contact with the string.
@jasonmead4899
I NEED THIS IN MY LIFE! TAKE MY $$$$$$
@sound.workshop
Lovely video Josh and the EE team. Thanks for spreading the joy of expressive synths!
@arthurcrime
Great video, thanks. Waiting for delivery of the osmose.
@YOUrDEAlerwiThHell
so cool thanks alot for the video :))
@Sequenox
Thanks for this excellent MPE tutorial!
@jimbojoho
A really good video, thanks for this
@frankpahle8906
It's always fascinating to see how much joy you can bring to your endless creativity. Thank you Josh!
@chriswillis1207
Interesting fact: The clavichord can actually play loud and soft. In fact it also has a kind of aftertouch vibrato as well. The big problem with the instrument is that it’s so quiet you can really only play it on your own.
@MDMvision
1:00 ho , ho, a Clavichord does have velocity and expression! You can even twiggle the keys and get a kind of vibrato effect, which even has been scored by some baroque composers! And, unlike the harpsichord, the strings aren't plucked , but striken , much like a guitar string. When you press a key, you are actually hitting the string and keeping it pressed in tune. A reason i got the Expresse E is that it reminds me of the clavichord ;
@HustonSingletary
Amazing walkthrough Josh, and the E7 and Deckards Dream sounds incredible.
@DELAURENTISmusic
Thank you for sharing 😍
@RDouglasRichmond
That was great Josh. Thanks!
@OdoSendaidokai
Wonderful overview! Thank you 🌻
@ericlevine8193
Great Video!
@DropoutSound
The day that an MPE controller goes below 1k the real revolution will begin.
@funnzie
I am going to stay with my floor full of CC pedals and sustain and switches and channel aftertouch for expression. With just one good synth/controller, 88 keys, and up to 16 zones all with different pedal and patch assignments, it is quite expressive. I will be adding a HydraSynth soon for experimenting with PAT.
@KeithThomas-q9b
I'm very interested in learning more about controlling parameters of Kontakt instruments using Osmose as a controller! Got more videos on that topic?
@JOSHMADOFF