k c Paul Li wrote:Thanks Pianophile, for your appreciation.
I did use all these presets in the recording.
I assign different presets to different patterns, even notes.Wow! That sounds like rather a lot of work... It's a cool idea though!
It is a lot of work, really. But it is worthy of.
]]>lovely performance!
Thanks Budo.
]]>Thanks Pianophile, for your appreciation.
I did use all these presets in the recording.
I assign different presets to different patterns, even notes.
Wow! That sounds like rather a lot of work... It's a cool idea though!
]]>One of your best Ptq sounds so far. Like it much. And this time I think the reverb is not too much. It is like the sound in a concert hall, moderate, medium.
Best wishes,
Stig
Glad that you like it, Stig.
I found that Mozart isn't so easy as it seems to be.... in terms of good interpretation.
There are so many subtle nuances to take care of.
Best Wish
k c Paul
Nice recording and playing! I'm a bit confused by the list of presets. Surely you didn't all of these presets for the Mozart recording?
Thanks Pianophile, for your appreciation.
I did use all these presets in the recording.
I assign different presets to different patterns, even notes.
Best wish
k c Paul
Piano presets used in this recording:
A.Petrof
Steinway B
HB Steinway D
Petrof Mistral
Bluthner
Steingraeber
Grotrian
C.Bechstein
One of your best Ptq sounds so far. Like it much. And this time I think the reverb is not too much. It is like the sound in a concert hall, moderate, medium.
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>Piano presets used in this recording:
A.Petrof
Steinway B
HB Steinway D
Petrof Mistral
Bluthner
Steingraeber
Grotrian
C.Bechstein
Nice recording and playing! I'm a bit confused by the list of presets. Surely you didn't all of these presets for the Mozart recording? Also, as a suggestion: I'd turn down the reverb just a bit.
]]>Piano presets used in this recording:
A.Petrof
Steinway B
HB Steinway D
Petrof Mistral
Bluthner
Steingraeber
Grotrian
C.Bechstein