Only then fine tune while playing.
]]>I immediately liked it. So far, I have used it without the "room" adjustments on, and only with the Model B.
There is a 59 page discussion of this plugin here.
]]>I've bought the plugin a year or so ago in a bundle and think with a little perseverance I can get what I need from it, though following the manual I really can't get it to move (or perceive to move) to get the sound appear like it's in front of me. In fact altering ear size, head size, HTRF strength doesn't really appear to do *anything* much apart from seemingly skew the EQ of my reference material a bit
]]>ok, I succeded on adding the TB Isone Au plug-in to my iMac, now I can see it into Garageband.
I'm not finding the corresponding AU (.component file) for Pianoteq stage to be imported and used into garageband, where should I look for ?
In Garageband, the AU plugins can only be accessed via the Grand Piano instrument. There is no special menu for that purpose.
How to use the Pianoteq AU plugin in Garageband:
1. Create a new Virtual instrument track. By default, it uses the "Grand Piano" instrument.
2. In the bottom right corner, click on the "I" icon (or Command+i) to open the track info window on the right side of the screen.
3. Click on the Edit tab, and in the "Piano" drop-down list, select "Pianoteq" in the last section at the bottom of the list (Audio Unit modules).
4. After that, the icon next to the drop-down list switched from a keyboard image to sort of a big yellow orange dot between 4 brackets.
5. Click on that icon to access Pianoteq settings. Make all the settings you want, then close the window.
You can now use Pianoteq in GarageBand like any other instrument.
]]>shooter wrote:I have downloaded Cantabile Lite and the TB Plugin (zipped folder). I'm running windows 8. How do I get it all merged with Pianoteq? I'm lost.
Update: I think I have moved the TB plugins into Cantabile but am still trying to figure how to add Pianoteq.
When I click "new plugin" and "choose file/plugin" and find the Modartt folder in program files, it doesnt give me a selectable file of pianoteq 5 that cantabile can take . ??????
2nd update: Got it! Now to make sense of it all.The VST DLL files for Pianoteq are not installed into the Modartt folder alongside the .exe but into default VST plugin directories (usually "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steinberg\VSTPlugins" and "C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VSTPlugins"). Do a search on your drive for pianoteq*.dll to locate them.
Thanks Tiger22. I found the Stenberg folder by accident and was able to add it to the Cantabile. I've got everything running, just trying to figure out what adjustments I need to make on the Isone to get the "sound coming from the piano" effect.
]]>I have downloaded Cantabile Lite and the TB Plugin (zipped folder). I'm running windows 8. How do I get it all merged with Pianoteq? I'm lost.
Update: I think I have moved the TB plugins into Cantabile but am still trying to figure how to add Pianoteq.
When I click "new plugin" and "choose file/plugin" and find the Modartt folder in program files, it doesnt give me a selectable file of pianoteq 5 that cantabile can take . ??????
2nd update: Got it! Now to make sense of it all.
The VST DLL files for Pianoteq are not installed into the Modartt folder alongside the .exe but into default VST plugin directories (usually "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steinberg\VSTPlugins" and "C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VSTPlugins"). Do a search on your drive for pianoteq*.dll to locate them.
]]>dalrmi wrote:Hi Ehudk, I'm interested and would like to test the plug-in "TB Isone", please where can I find it and how should I use it and configure into Pianoteq ?
I own the Pianoteq stage version.
Thanks, regards.
There is a free version:
http://www.toneboosters.com/tb-isone/
It can't be configured into pianoteq, you'll need another program to be used as a vst instruments host.
I use Cantabile Lite (a free version) as a vst host in order to use it with pianoteq:http://www.cantabilesoftware.com/lite/
At first you should use the most basic preset in pianoteq without reverb and follow the instructions in the TB Isone manual on how to calibrate it.
Good luck!
Hi Ehudk, could you give us a clearer suggestion which presets to choose from for playing with the TB Isone? Or any tips for choosing the presets and what we should do and/or what we should avoid? For example, should we disable all the reverb/effect in the preset and what type of output should we use? Thanks!
]]>I somehow ran into this plug-in "TB Isone" which simulates speakers and room acoustic using headphone.
It's basically the same idea as the binaural mode in pianoteq but it's much more accurate and realistic.
The thing is, it takes time to calibrate it and each user needs to find his own setup - ear size, head size and all the rest. otherwise, it just messes up the sound. luckily, this only has to be done once and the manual gives you direction on how it should be done.
It took me a few days, but when i hit my spot - IT'S LIKE MAGIC - you hear the sound as if it's coming form the front.
The realistic feeling of pianoteq with this plug-in on a good pair of headphones is unbelievable, as if you can reach out and touch it.
enjoy
thanks really useful
]]>Have you tried this plug-in? Any impressions to share?
]]>Anyway where should I find the AU plugin on the pc ? on windows where do you find it ?
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