The Secret of House Piano (Using Logic Pro X & Alchemy)

Old skool house piano has a sound that isn't the same as playing chords from a keyboard. This is how to get that sound. I'm using Logic Pro X & Alchemy as a sampler in this video but this applies to ANY sampler, whether in a DAW or hardware.
#housepiano #pianohouse #housemusic #logicprox #tutorials

[super-retro-]

20 years I’ve been going with Logic and I’m still leaning new stuff everyday, didn’t know I could use Alchemy as a sampler, got to be easier than the EXS24, thanks mate 👍🏻

[tilleyroadaffairproduction]

Thanks again this a great way to understand how Alchemy works as a sampler... I think I am going to make a few tunes for my partner's virtual cocktail party this afternoon...

[burntsleeve]

This is amazing. I'm gonna give this a try. I love Piano house. Thanks for sharing.... 😀😎

[PablitoBrigante]

I always thought the reason the chords/notes sounded different on the old stool tracks was because of slight detuning due to them using original analogue hardware. Just shows that everyday is a school day! Great tutorial/tip mate 👍

[DjGrahamJ]

This is making me want to dig out my Korg M1 👍

[merchannel]

Had no idea this was possible in alchemy. Thanks a bunch mate

[joewilliams]

I'm working on a piano song. The part I am trying to do, involves a build up to start of verse, you helped me realise, I'm working too hard the way I'm going about it. Thanks.

[JamesThomas-pven]

Great video learned a lot thank you 🙏🏽

[tech]

Holy moly 😂 I’ve been using Logic Pro for years and didn’t know you could import audio into alchemy. (Don’t laugh) hahaha

[lexiderchyo]

should you put swing on your house piano like you usually do on the drums? great video btw

[Michael-Douglas]

What was the original piano sound you used on alchemy, I typed in pop piano but nothing came up