And thanks for sharing your Steinway Improve. I noticed you use the linear middle ground velocity curve. Other variations might facilitate a broader dynamic spectrum.
Cheers!
TJ
]]>Hi Everybody,
Today I offer melancholy spontaneous composition / improvisation after I upgraded from PT6 to PT8. It features in particular the realistically long decay time, string resonances, action and pedal noises. Absolutely love it!
It is a very very sad piece of music, only the strong hearted will listen till the end ;-)
Cheers
TJ
Hello TJ76,
Well. to me it is not so sad. I’m not sure, but I say somehow relaxing for me. We all have different preferences when listening to music, the fact that we like some music more than other kind of music…
Anyway, I like this piece Good improvising.
And nice to see you are using Bluethner One - it was my first, best Ptq for me a long long time (and upright U4). Now i like ptq Steinway B and Petrof Mistral.
Interesting you are using Stereophonic, I’m using setting Microphones.
There is a preset Dreamy in Steinway B with soft sound when playing a bit slow, usuable. I suggest you try it.
Thank you TJ for sharing your music. Waiting for more,
Best wishes,
Stig
Here is an example of Ptq B Dreamy (just me improvising too
]]>Today I offer melancholy spontaneous composition / improvisation after I upgraded from PT6 to PT8. It features in particular the realistically long decay time, string resonances, action and pedal noises. Absolutely love it!
It is a very very sad piece of music, only the strong hearted will listen till the end ;-)
Cheers
TJ