Adam is a very nice guy and a kind person (by the looks of it). But the demo is disgusting objectively speaking, starting from the sound extraction and ending with the maner of playing itself. How can you set the Rhodes tone and play like that? It's sad that such a wonderful instrument as the Viscount Legend 70's which has such a huge potential, and such demonstrations (not only on KraftMusic) everything gets spoiled. It's a pity, because the instrument is already underestimated... I could metaphorically say: pat on the head and list the good sides of this video, but it's worth noting that its quality and presentation are more important.
Agree 100%. Its like every demo featuring Adam, no matter the potential and many features of the instruments, he always sticks to playing Blues or boogie.
Nevertheless. He still is a good player. He just needs to adapt his playing style to the specific instrument and specially the specific sound. Eg. Something classical on a concert grand sample, something r&b on a rhodes, boogie on a bright piano, baroque on a harpsichord, rock or jazz on the jazz organ sound and a Hymn on a Church organ sample. So the potential buyer can have a clear picture of what is being advertized.
Glad to see Adam is still playing that beautiful motif passage I remember him doing years ago on the channel. I wonder if it has a name?
Adam is a very nice guy and a kind person (by the looks of it). But the demo is disgusting objectively speaking, starting from the sound extraction and ending with the maner of playing itself. How can you set the Rhodes tone and play like that? It's sad that such a wonderful instrument as the Viscount Legend 70's which has such a huge potential, and such demonstrations (not only on KraftMusic) everything gets spoiled. It's a pity, because the instrument is already underestimated... I could metaphorically say: pat on the head and list the good sides of this video, but it's worth noting that its quality and presentation are more important.
Agree 100%. Its like every demo featuring Adam, no matter the potential and many features of the instruments, he always sticks to playing Blues or boogie.
Nevertheless. He still is a good player. He just needs to adapt his playing style to the specific instrument and specially the specific sound. Eg. Something classical on a concert grand sample, something r&b on a rhodes, boogie on a bright piano, baroque on a harpsichord, rock or jazz on the jazz organ sound and a Hymn on a Church organ sample. So the potential buyer can have a clear picture of what is being advertized.
@@carllouw7262 +++ YES!!!