Modartt user forum - Issues with Damper Pedal

Re: Issues with Damper Pedal

null@example.com (stonerome) — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 04:10:50 +0000

Thanks Sebastian - wasn't using continuous, so that pedal setting (how I missed seeing that, not sure!) did the trick. Thanks much - Cory

Re: Issues with Damper Pedal

null@example.com (sebion) — Mon, 10 Sep 2012 20:32:59 +0000

are you using continous pedal messages? If not the pedal noise will be too loud. You can lower its volume in the action section of pianoteq(sustain pedal noise is the parameters name).
This is normal as pianoteq assumes progressive pedal messages and if it gets a pedal on message all of a sudden it has to assume the pedal was kicked with full speed, thus creating a loud whoosh sound.

regards,
Sebastian

Issues with Damper Pedal

null@example.com (stonerome) — Mon, 10 Sep 2012 20:19:53 +0000

I've read a couple of recent posts addressing issues with the damper pedal, primarily on the D4 piano. Here's what I'm seeing:

Either within my DAW, or using the native player, I can depress the graphical sustain pedal and hear a very noticeable "reverb-decay" type artifact. I've tried different piano pre-sets, turning on/off effects, etc and it still there.

This manifests when playing back my midi files that have sustain pedal on/off messages - you very clearly hear that artificial sound effect happening any time the pedal is engaged.

Am I doing something wrong - is this normal? I do mostly "new-age" style playing utilizing the sustain pedal a great deal - and as many of my recorded passages feature nearly or completely solo piano, this is very noticeable.

Thanks for any help -