Boz Range

[JCL]

Just currious. How does one access the extra keys of the Bozendorfer Piano? Do you play those notes on a seperate track - then transpose them before your final mix?

[Andrew Sigler]

First, you'll need the special jacket...

Boz Scaggs.jpg

[playz123]

You can often draw them in your Daw's Key Editor. Not sure what DAW you use, so I can't be more specific, but most DAWs have ways to add/edit MIDI notes and controller data. Not many folks have controllers with more than 88 notes, so inside your DAW is really the best way to do it..............playz

[JCL]

Thanks, playz.

[gstitt]

You mean you don't have a 92 key midi controller?

[Oldfield]

Originally Posted by gstitt

You mean you don't have a 92 key midi controller?

What is this madness? Do they even SELL less than 92 key controllers?

On a more serious note, where can I get that jacket?!

[peter5992]

I don't believe there are midi controllers with more than 88 keys, but a lot of keyboards (even the smaller ones) have octave transposition keys that allow you to reach the full range of the Boesendorfer, down to the lowest keys.

ps Andy - that's a very cool pic of Boz Scaggs.

[JCL]

Thanks.

[sinkd]

Originally Posted by Andrew Sigler

First, you'll need the special jacket...

Workin' it old school, eh Andrew?

Nice. Shnurgle would be proud.