Piano with Vibrato

Somebody mentioned the weirdness of (synthesized) piano sounds with
vibrato. That reminds me of one of my earliest experiments with hybrid
timbres: I changed one of Ensoniq's Mirage piano sounds to sustain rather
than die away. I called it an "organo" sound. It kinda wild, but still a
nifty sound.

I later did the same with an EPS piano sound, and then gave the piano
sustained tone a F.horn attack and then added aftertouch-controlled
vibrato. It too was a nifty hybrid timbre.

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