Martinic Pianet-T: An Easy to Use VST for a Great Price

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[DeyquanBowens]

🎹 Check out the Pianet T from Martinic

[PrAnG]

Luvvin' the sound, especially 01:06, 01:53 and 01:28 reminds me a little of Toploader's "Dancing in the Moonlight"

[JAYMANZARO]

Thanks, Good Demo! At 1mn53s, what is this Chords Progression? Sounds Great!

[tomHissss]

Hello! I'm a beginner and I'm learning to play. I try to learn a piece played by an artist on the piano by finding the scale. Is there only one scale in music piece or can there be more than one scale?

[tomHissss]

Hello! I'm a beginner and I'm learning to play. I try to learn a piece played by an artist on the piano by finding the scale. Is there only one scale in music piece or can there be more than one?