Love this! I'm a pianist who really wants to go into synth-world, but don't know where to start... Something classic like Nord? Osmose (in love with that instrument)? Something else?

the music does not highlight the seaboards multi dimensional sound capabilities.

That was beautiful, thank you for sharing.

beautiful, are you using its built in presets or as an mpe controller?

Bachs Choral „Komm o Tod, du Schlafes Bruder“ on Osmose

I was expecting a comparison.

Didn't know the Haken Continuum came with a "Crazy Frog" preset 😂

The haken sound is incredible

I purchased both the Seaboard Rise 2 and the Osmose. I returned the Osmose and kept the Seaboard. The Osmose had bugs in the firmware, which created problems, while the Seaboard was more fully baked. The Seaboard had two more dimensions of sound than the Osmose which makes it more expressive. But the biggest reason was the sounds. The built-in sounds on the Osmose just weren't that good and almost none of them sounded like real instruments. The Osmose does not support sampling with the built-in synthesizer, while the synthesizer that comes with the Seaboard does support sampling (and other types of sound generation). The Seaboard has a nice combination of synthetic sounds and very good recreations of real instruments. Each built-in sound on the Seaboard has help text that explains how it works and the best way to play it. Another big advantage of the Seaboard is that it is all software based, which means I can have multiple copies of it in a DAW project with each playing a different sound. The Osmose is completely hardware based with line outs, so you have to use two more inputs on your audio interface, or buy a two input audio interface if you don't already have one. If you want to record multiple tracks with the Osmose, you have to bounce each one to a wave file, which cannot be easily edited after it is bounced. The knobs and sliders on the Osmose felt flimsy. I could see them wearing out rather quickly. The controls on the Seaboard were of higher quality. The one way in which the Osmose beat the Seaboard was that it had a regular keyboard but with added capability. If you have played piano or keyboards before, you can instantly play the Osmose. (You do have to practice using the new dimensions of sound, however, that are not on a piano.) The Seaboard is not a keyboard at all, so you have to practice on it to learn how to play it. Having said that, I didn't have to practice very much on the Seaboard to learn how to play it, because the layout of the "keys" is similar to the layout of the keys on a piano and I know how to play piano.

I purchased both the Seaboard Rise 2 and the Osmose. I returned the Osmose and kept the Seaboard. The Osmose had bugs in the firmware, which created problems, while the Seaboard was more fully baked. The Seaboard had two more dimensions of sound than the Osmose which makes it more expressive. But the biggest reason was the sounds. The built-in sounds on the Osmose just weren't that good and almost none of them sounded like real instruments. The Osmose does not support sampling with the built-in synthesizer, while the synthesizer that comes with the Seaboard does support sampling (and other types of sound generation). The Seaboard has a nice combination of synthetic sounds and very good recreations of real instruments. Each built-in sound on the Seaboard has help text that explains how it works and the best way to play it. Another big advantage of the Seaboard is that it is all software based, which means I can have multiple copies of it in a DAW project with each playing a different sound. The Osmose is completely hardware based with line outs, so you have to use two more inputs on your audio interface, or buy a two input audio interface if you don't already have one. If you want to record multiple tracks with the Osmose, you have to bounce each one to a wave file, which cannot be easily edited after it is bounced. The knobs and sliders on the Osmose felt flimsy. I could see them wearing out rather quickly. The controls on the Seaboard were of higher quality. The one way in which the Osmose beat the Seaboard was that it had a regular keyboard but with added capability. If you have played piano or keyboards before, you can instantly play the Osmose. (You do have to practice using the new dimensions of sound, however, that are not on a piano.) The Seaboard is not a keyboard at all, so you have to practice on it to learn how to play it. Having said that, I didn't have to practice very much on the Seaboard to learn how to play it, because the layout of the "keys" is similar to the layout of the keys on a piano and I know how to play piano.

Which of these two has a lighter touch? I dislike having to press hard to make a sound so if there's much difference there that may be enough to make the decision for me as to which to get

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Eine sehr schöne Messe ❤ Jetzt muss nur noch die Kameraführung verbessert werden. Denn hier sieht man hauptsächlich nur die Mauer mit Geländer, und nur wenig vom Chor und Orchester. Sonst ist fast alles perfekt.

anyone help me ? i recently bought an expressive e osmose, and like it every much. so much i just purchased a software package from expressive e ( imagine and noise and some expansions in 1 package). To my surprise i don't like it at all. those soft synths are not MPE, or did i miss something ? ( im still figuring out how to use it all in logic, maybe i have a setting that i dint find yet. )BUT can I Use the Osmose to play with Roli's Equator 2 mpe synth ??? ive seen promotional videos of Expressive e that promote or feature the roli seaboard, but does it work the other way around too ? Osmose using the Role equator? or is it a tedious setup , re configuring every midi channel, function, controller? thanks a lot for any advice ....

Wow, quite an MPE collection you got there. Which one do you think is the most unique/fun to play with?

You should have used the same sound patch for BOTH keyboards to see the difference.

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IT seems keying type changes the articulation input by your finger

More volume on the roli 🙌🏼 please

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You only need a K-board placed between the haken and the roli to have the complete... continuum of smooth surface to standard keyboard.

Awesome video man, thanks for the demonstration! I enjoyed the tune too. Idk what these other haters be saying.

Sorry, but, very bad...

What... No Linnstrument?! :D Just kidding. That's a nice trio you got there! I just got my Osmose the other day, which I believe will replace my Seaboard which I never really clicked with. The Osmose has given me some great first impressions. Also, well played! Hard to tame three of them at once.

Let's see you play Bach allegro (fast).

i'm really torn between the rise and the osmose. they both sound so versatile. which would you suggest to someone looking for adding more degrees of freedom to their composition writing?

Bonjour , quel est le meilleur pour vous entre le osmose et le Roli ? Merci

OMG, as a member of the vast family of players of actual acoustic instruments, on what planet is the Roli better than the Osmose?!?!…BTW, that was intended as a rhetorical question!…Good Lord!

More on Osmose- my husband just took delivery of one, and I write songs. I would like to hear the spectrum of the sounds.

That's a cheesy blues on the Osmose. Why?

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Keep in mind that he is comparing the old Seabord against the new Osmose. With the Seabord 2 now open for pre-order we'll definetly start to get some more representative comparisons.

Bonkers! Love it!

Thank you for the comparison! I have a Roli but I'm still curious about the Osmose.

This is amazing!

Awesome comparison! Thank you!

perfect...thanks for sharing.

What's the name of that piece?

I think roli has a smoother transition between notes, may because it's like a "Fretless" guitar

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This is so fun to listen to Continuum sounded a bit like Crazy Frog Also once a person gets any of these instruments, they're prone to get the other two at least. Magically But usually there are ALSO an Eigenharp, a Linnstrument and a Chapman Stick lying around

I bought the roli out of these two. Am impressed how easy it is to do solos on. Easier than my standard keyboard.

Personally, I think the patch you used for the Roli sounds more realistic, more expressive, but has a more soft tone that I prefer over the more "in your face" sound of the Osmose.

awesome skills! please make a sick trap beat!

Not sure you need those keyboards to play that style of music. A bit of funk or rock and the expression is incredible on those things. 😎

I am curious which of the two you find more playable.

yoiu set up the Seaboard Rise 2 with a slightly darker tone.

Cool