Mockie
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Came across this video on YouTube
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Bugari Evo CBA and Michael Bridge
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Yup, there are a couple of videos. I like Michael, but those sets don't do it for me.
These are nice demos of complete sound setups for specific types of music, none with accordion sound on the base side.
There are a few (especially the first few with the bassoon sounds) that could potentially fool me into hearing a real accordion in that combo sound, certainly better than a lot I have heard on the Evo or Roland. What struck me in these demos that finally we have a player who manages to get the bellows control under control. Good find!
There are a few (especially the first few with the bassoon sounds) that could potentially fool me into hearing a real accordion in that combo sound, certainly better than a lot I have heard on the Evo or Roland. What struck me in these demos that finally we have a player who manages to get the bellows control under control. Good find!
Mockie
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I agree Jerry, a lot of the sets are light years away the accordion. I do however like elements of the accordion sounds set. I love the bassoons, that bandoneon with drum roll on chords. I would use that as I adore tangos, I have 5 + in my repertoire .
He's an amazing likable fellow with no big ego and he is a brilliant musician. Some of his UPGs in other sets sound like film soundtracks. I may buy his package for the sake of getting the accordion set. What I do on sets that I buy, is to analyse the programming and learn from it.
P.S. I still love the 'steam' accordion
I remember attending Michael's workshops at the Las Vegas Convention many years ago .I think he was at that time aged about 16 . Wonderful approachable very talented musician and great workshop tutor .
