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Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2024-03-20T16:07:32Z

As the video explains, you likely will want to change a bunch of other factors at the same time.

I could see merit in having a sub forum for presets.

To me the ideal format for this would be:

* Name of the base preset you started with.
* The new preset
* Your description of what you were trying to do.
* A sample piece of music (same piece) played with both presets, to demonstrate the difference it makes.

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2022-12-28T17:27:54Z

Hello, I discovered piano, and more broadly the digital piano.
I understand that the velocity curve in pianoteq is influenced by the sensitivity assigned to the key touch midi keyboard. This is the case with the Roland FP 90 / 90x.
However, in the examples of given curve no one indicates to what sensitivity of the keyboard it refers! I don't understand why ; do you know why?

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2019-10-07T20:18:13Z

nice exchange of info thanks guys..

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2013-07-17T00:26:13Z

Hey, newb here. I tried to copy the velocity curve for casio 130, though i have a 330, but hey....that didn't work, I have a mac so i tried to drag on top of, will that not work in this case? thanks for reply, I'm interested to see the difference. Plus if any one has any 330 set ups or ideas they have discovered, That would be great... Thanks

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2012-09-11T10:17:23Z

m.tarenskeen wrote:

In the current Pianoteq versions the C3 has been replaced by the D4.
Should we use the D4 from now on to set and report velocity curves?
Or should we use the legacy C3 from V3.ptq?

Yes, the D4 should be used instead.

Thanks for pointing this out. I updated the instruction now.

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2012-09-10T22:09:19Z

Niclas Fogwall wrote:

Dear Pianoteq user,
We are going to implement a knowledge base of velocity curves of specific keyboards. Here we would appreciate your help: share your optimal velocity curve of your own keyboard.
How to set and report the velocity curve:
1) In Pianoteq 3.5.3 (or higher), load a C3 instrument.

In the current Pianoteq versions the C3 has been replaced by the D4.
Should we use the D4 from now on to set and report velocity curves?
Or should we use the legacy C3 from V3.ptq?

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-11-05T20:45:51Z

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Thank you Niclas

regards,

Chris

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-11-04T19:59:07Z

Thank you Sigasa much obliged
Niall

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-11-04T18:34:29Z

Niclas, the erroneous velocity curve;

Velocity = [18, 98, 125; 0, 110, 127]

is still showing in the 'click to show velocity curve' section i.e. http://www.pianoteq.com/velocity_curves

Please replace with;

Velocity = [18, 98, 127; 0, 112, 127]

Thank you Niclas

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-11-04T14:16:41Z

creart wrote:

Niclas, is it possible to make 'sticky folders per brand, like Yamaha or Roland etc. to save the curve posts into?
I would say thay if it's split up like that and maybe sorted alpabetically, the resulting curves in the brands' folders will be easier to find for users...
cheers
Hans

Sorry for very late reply. Unfortunately it is not possible, what I know of, to do this in the forum script.

sigasa wrote:

would you post this curve in the velocity curve list under CP33 please
the one displayed at the moment is a mistake of mine which reads
Velocity = [18, 98, 125; 0, 110, 127]
Please replace it with the correct one below
Velocity = [18, 98, 127; 0, 112, 127]
Thank you Niclas

I notice that you added a correction post after you asked. Let me know if that is sufficient or if you need any further assistance.

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-11-04T11:50:57Z

tb303 wrote:

Hi Sorry to ask such a trivial question but how do you enter the specific velocity curves in Pianoteq? I see for example 3 numbers followed by ";" then another 3 numbers
[18, 98, 125; 0, 110, 127]
Are the first 3 numbers the "x" co-ordinates and the other 3 numbers the "y" co-ordinates?
Thanks
Niall

yes

simply slect and copy the line below and then right-click the velocity curve panel in PianoTeq and select paste from the menu - done!

Velocicty = [18, 98, 127; 0, 112, 127]

Hope this helps!

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-11-04T09:15:37Z

Hi Sorry to ask such a trivial question but how do you enter the specific velocity curves in Pianoteq? I see for example 3 numbers followed by ";" then another 3 numbers
[18, 98, 125; 0, 110, 127]
Are the first 3 numbers the "x" co-ordinates and the other 3 numbers the "y" co-ordinates?
Thanks
Niall

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-11-03T23:29:29Z

Niclas

would you post this curve in the velocity curve list under CP33 please

the one displayed at the moment is a mistake of mine which reads

Velocity = [18, 98, 125; 0, 110, 127]

Please replace it with the correct one below

Velocity = [18, 98, 127; 0, 112, 127]

Thank you Niclas

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-03-30T11:50:42Z

Niclas, is it possible to make 'sticky folders per brand, like Yamaha or Roland etc. to save the curve posts into?
I would say thay if it's split up like that and maybe sorted alpabetically, the resulting curves in the brands' folders will be easier to find for users...

cheers
Hans

Re: Instruction - Please read this first

2010-03-28T22:05:00Z

I was very curious how the midi velocity on my CP33 is related to the actual physical key velocity, so I invented a way of measuring it, and was surprised how well I managed to do.

If you want to know more, see the Yamaha CP33 thread.