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Re: Syngular, Trying to make a piano

2026-03-02T10:26:04Z

GDCRAFTYT wrote:

sigasa wrote:
GDCRAFTYT wrote:
Hello! After tinkering with syngular, I've decided to work on a personal project of trying to replicate a piano by using the spectrum profile. Is there any suggestions I could follow? or is it even possible to make a realistic piano sound. I've tried using the PTQ spec prof tool and I'm currently struggling with the high overtones not decaying as quickly as I hoped for. Any help is appreciated!!
The piano im currently replicating is a Fazioli F308
Will adjusting the Q factor help???
Warmest regards,
Chris

Hello, I played around with the soundboard and here is what I got. It's definitely missing a lot of piano related noise like hammer noise or key off noise.
Link to FXP: https://forum.modartt.com/file/2fmo3eii

I admire your willingness to experiment!

This is not a criticism, but a genuine question: would it be fruitful to start with one of the existing piano models and tweak to achieve your desired sound?

Or perhaps you could layer your Syngular with one of the piano models (and in the other piano model crank up the hammer and key off noises so that you could reduce the other piano's overall volume accordingly).

Admittedly I know nothing about what makes one piano model different from another - but having played with

Re: Syngular, Trying to make a piano

2026-02-27T21:30:01Z

sigasa wrote:

GDCRAFTYT wrote:
Hello! After tinkering with syngular, I've decided to work on a personal project of trying to replicate a piano by using the spectrum profile. Is there any suggestions I could follow? or is it even possible to make a realistic piano sound. I've tried using the PTQ spec prof tool and I'm currently struggling with the high overtones not decaying as quickly as I hoped for. Any help is appreciated!!
The piano im currently replicating is a Fazioli F308
Will adjusting the Q factor help???
Warmest regards,
Chris

Hello, I played around with the soundboard and here is what I got. It's definitely missing a lot of piano related noise like hammer noise or key off noise.

Link to FXP: https://forum.modartt.com/file/2fmo3eii

Re: Syngular, Trying to make a piano

2026-02-25T17:46:32Z

GDCRAFTYT wrote:

Hello! After tinkering with syngular, I've decided to work on a personal project of trying to replicate a piano by using the spectrum profile. Is there any suggestions I could follow? or is it even possible to make a realistic piano sound. I've tried using the PTQ spec prof tool and I'm currently struggling with the high overtones not decaying as quickly as I hoped for. Any help is appreciated!!
The piano im currently replicating is a Fazioli F308

Will adjusting the Q factor help???

Warmest regards,

Chris

Syngular, Trying to make a piano

2026-02-25T13:39:20Z

Hello! After tinkering with syngular, I've decided to work on a personal project of trying to replicate a piano by using the spectrum profile. Is there any suggestions I could follow? or is it even possible to make a realistic piano sound. I've tried using the PTQ spec prof tool and I'm currently struggling with the high overtones not decaying as quickly as I hoped for. Any help is appreciated!!

The piano im currently replicating is a Fazioli F308