But also, you can just get GarageBand on ipad (free iirc?) - then you can chain any number of effects to pianoteq, including reverb

Kengrayfield wrote:

James wrote:

Hi all. I love pianoteq 9 but read that a reverb plugin can make it even better. I have no experience of these but is it possible to use a plugin using an iPad? If it is any suggestions please?

Thanks.

Look up a similar thread on this forum recently. You can basically use convolution waves directly within PTQ, skipping any use of plugins.

Many thanks for the reply. Just checked this out, got quite excited then I think I've stumbled on the iPad drawback as no version available. Any other suggestions?

I love the iPad as it sits on the piano stand and touchscreen makes it so easy to use. Shame this reverb won't work on it. ☹️

I am not familiar with the iPad version. Are you saying that it cannot import wav files directly?

James wrote:

Hi all. I love pianoteq 9 but read that a reverb plugin can make it even better. I have no experience of these but is it possible to use a plugin using an iPad? If it is any suggestions please?

Thanks.

Look up a similar thread on this forum recently. You can basically use convolution waves directly within PTQ, skipping any use of plugins.

Many thanks for the reply. Just checked this out, got quite excited then I think I've stumbled on the iPad drawback as no version available. Any other suggestions?

I love the iPad as it sits on the piano stand and touchscreen makes it so easy to use. Shame this reverb won't work on it. ☹️

Hi all. I love pianoteq 9 but read that a reverb plugin can make it even better. I have no experience of these but is it possible to use a plugin using an iPad? If it is any suggestions please?

Thanks.

Look up a similar thread on this forum recently. You can basically use convolution waves directly within PTQ, skipping any use of plugins.

Thanks.