E-Piano

The E.Piano 1 patch from a DX7

ByAlbie

The story

After buying a DX7 from a guy I met on a business course 25 years ago, I have remained blown away with the ‘E.Piano 1’ patch for all this time, and still smile every time I play it.

This sampled Kontakt instrument is that very patch played through a stereo guitar effects modelling board, a Line 6 AMPLIFi FX100.

Enjoy!

Reviews

  • Gotta confess, I played "Wind Beneath My Wings"

    Such an iconic sound. It was obviously meant to replicate a Rhodes, but this sound became legendary on its own. Yes, it's attached to a specific period in history in pop music, but let's face it, what's old is new again, and judging by recent hits, sounds of the 80's seems to be coming back into vogue. This is really well sampled, and I could pretty easily mistake this for playing a DX7. I still have a TX816 and played this sound side by side with the original just now for fun. It is a bit different when you hear them side by side, but honestly, in any other situation, you'd think you were hearing a DX7. Well done!

    โ€” Sam EcoffCreator on 08 November 2021
  • Exactly What I Needed

    I was (and still am) working on a classic house track and was looking for an older electric piano sound, and this is exactly what I was looking for! In my first few minutes of playing around, I had no issues working with it and it sounded great! Amazing work, and I'm excited to work with it more!

    โ€” RingingEars on 01 December 2024
  • Pure Throwback Vibes...

    This richly sampled Dx7 E.Piano sound gives you instant late 80s vibes. It's a sound that's been overused in pop music since, but still has a magic quality to it that everyone loves. Bravo!

    โ€” R.Treves on 21 October 2021
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