Modartt user forum - Another recording of CHas, this time on a wood-frame piano.

Re: Another recording of CHas, this time on a wood-frame piano.

2010-04-02T18:27:17Z

Playing with the pro version sounds like it might be fun but I would have so little idea of what to adjust and why that I couldn't really justify the added expense.

I do appreciate the fact that at least we can still load fxp's from the pro version in standard though.

Re: Another recording of CHas, this time on a wood-frame piano.

2010-04-02T17:06:54Z

(Using the Graf, you may want to move the strike point below middle to C to about 7.7 to 7.9. Enormous difference. Reducing the fifth partial in the tenor range may make it sound like a more recent piano, too.)

Another recording of CHas, this time on a wood-frame piano.

2010-04-02T14:53:42Z

Kamin posted this recording of a piano and violin on the PW site, but is neglecting us, here. (Shameless.) As he says there:

"The piano is a Scott forte dating 1833 - viennese action, leathered hammers, no iron frame of course."

http://www.box.net/shared/6f25atlga3

Distant mics, but a great piano sound. Hard to believe its a forte. I guess the leathered hammers and wood frame are part of what give so much wood to the recording. A = 432 here, given the wood frame.

EDIT: Try loading the PTeq forte pianos, loading up CHas. For Beethoven, yes, but also try each forte while playing the drjohn midi file and moving the mics, etc around. Hm...