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Fender Rhodes Mark I 73 Key Electric Piano

Sampled using a Countryman Type 10 Active DI into a Chandler TG2 Mic Input, no processing.

A#2 is a bit of a dead tine but adds some character, or you could remap that key.

Roll with your own chorus, tremolo, reverb etc and enjoy!

This Rhodes was sold to me by a high school where I taught at long ago to raise funds for new keyboards. The late great keyboardist Kenny Kirkland attended this school and I was told he used this Rhodes extensively.

Matt Blostein
www.blostein.com

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  • One of the best sampler I've ever found here. Congrats!

    One of the best sampler I've ever found here. Congrats! Very impressive! Thanks a lot!

    jeanlopes28 August 2024
  • Perfect and simple

    No fluff, sounds great. Excellent stuff for a free instrument.

    Isaac29 August 2024
  • Spot on

    I have amused myself comparing my rhodes (which is a FiftyFour) with Matts, and it just sounds the same. With the right settings of course. This is really good.

    peterqSamplist 04 March 2023
  • Finally Something that Compares to my Real Rhodes

    I have a Mark I Stage 73 and man if this thing does not sound exactly like it. The nuances, the inconsistencies, the tone, the tine sound. Finally a library without dozens of effects and just a pure Rhodes sound.

    Zach Hanna29 March 2022
  • Nice and Focused

    Tasty sound that doesn't have many options, but does its job well.

    MR1229 December 2021
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