Test Hohner Pianet T

[@comrade_crab]

This is the first video I've ever seen which demonstrates the T's potential for dynamics. Not very broad, but there is apparently a spectrum of 'less' and 'more', which you have highlighted nicely - thank you! I've been on the fence about picking one up for this reason, and you've made a good case in the Pianet T's favor. Thanks for recording and uploading this!

[@rot_studios]

That was rather beautiful... Thank you

[@fex-records]

Great sound, great play.

[@abmusicfrance]

Excellent ! A perfect job for the good old tsar reverb

[@Thallishman]

You almost made it sound like an rhodes piano. However i prefer this, its has that small/intimate sound. I like you playing, thank you so much for sharing.

[@gaetannonchalant1623]

fantastique !

[@kevgh3869]

The Pianet should get more love.

[@gaetannonchalant1623]

quelle impro :O

[@_daadi_]

Beautiful instrument and great improv! I'm trying to get one of these. Do you know if they require a lot of (expensive) maintenance ?

[@fex-records]

Usually not. If you pick up a model in good shape. The reeds should be free of corrosion and rust.. Otherwise the hohner pianet t is build to stay..solid and very well build instrument!

[@synthjazzwithlopiano]

I really like this! What are you using for gain on the pianet?

[@johncall1105]

It’s plugged directly into a Focusrite clarett preamp.

[@mustafastafamu]

Beautiful sound and playing. How did you shape Pianet sound, aside from trem and reverb? Any equing, amp sim... sounds way brighter than mine when plugged directly to audio interface preamp.

[@johncall1105]

Hi ! Thank you ! I just checked my logic file and yes, I added an eq. I cut the low-mids around 350-400hz (-2db) to brighten the sound. I also cleaned the reeds with isopropyl alcohol and the rubber pads with hot water and soap, which helped improve the sound too