The sound of the electric piano was a vast departure from that of an acoustic piano, but it became increasingly popular for the studio as well for touring. Riders on The Storm (Cover) on a Fender Rhodes Suitcase originally by 'The Doors' 69,934 views The full seven minute version with all solos played on a 1973 Fender Rhodes. More complex instruments that actually capture the feel and individuality of these amazing keyboards are harder to find, and Stage-73 V2 is clearly aiming for the latter.
(Image credit: Arturia) Basic electric piano instruments are pretty commonplace. Eventually the quest for greater portability led to the development of new electro-mechanical assemblies that use metal bars or rods to generate a tone, which is in turn captured by pickup and fed to the amplified speaker. Stage -73 V2 is based on a classic Fender design. The renowned company has used the method of physical modeling to give you full control over your sound. While those were lighter than conventional acoustic pianos, they still weighed hundreds of pounds due to their soundboards. Arturia - Stage-73 V General In case you are a great fan of Rhodes keyboards, you will appreciate what Arturia has accomplished with the Stage-73 V. Early models were actually acoustic pianos with built-in magnetic pickups, which convert the motion of strings into electrical signals that can be amplified through a speaker.
Electric pianos began to be developed almost as soon as humans harnessed electricity.
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