Professor Leandro Duarte wrote:I already mentioned this in another thread: I said that the first preset in each list is always special, it's not the first by chance.
I noticed this when, in this 8.2.0 update, I was forced to leave aside the presets that I had been used to for years to try out new tones that I liked. I discovered that the first ones are always more versatile and balanced.
I'm afraid that this observation should lead me to rework my previous productions with the basic presets!
For a few years now, I've been sticking to just using the "basic" presets (NY Steinway Model D, HB Steinway Model D, K2 Basic, Rhodes MKII Basic Mono...). I preferred them because I believed they were more realistic, and therefore would give me the best possible experience for the physical model. Also, I was based on the description:
"A versatile preset with a pristine sound, the closest to the original New York Steinway Model D concert grand piano. A good starting point for creating new presets."
However, I noticed that there were changes in the "EQUALIZER" graph. Soon, I understood that he is not as "faithful" as I thought.
Plus, the first preset is always easiest to find in each list (lol).
]]>I already mentioned this in another thread: I said that the first preset in each list is always special, it's not the first by chance.
I noticed this when, in this 8.2.0 update, I was forced to leave aside the presets that I had been used to for years to try out new tones that I liked. I discovered that the first ones are always more versatile and balanced.
I'm afraid that this observation should lead me to rework my previous productions with the basic presets!
]]>I noticed this when, in this 8.2.0 update, I was forced to leave aside the presets that I had been used to for years to try out new tones that I liked. I discovered that the first ones are always more versatile and balanced.
]]>Small update : changed "Microphones" to "Stereophonic".
]]>I'm finding a similar thing, starting to explore pianos I hadn't played much before, such as the Petrofs and K2. Really enjoyed this piece. I have no idea what the title means (if anything!) but it sounds as if it could be an ancient legend. Super sound!
Indeed, it means nothing.
I usually spend so much time looking for a title, so sometimes I make up words that don't exist.
I just make sure that these words doesn't mean anything in any known language...