Modartt user forum - Muted strikes?

Re: Muted strikes?

null@example.com (xkuruma) — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 22:28:10 +0000

Gilles wrote:

With Action/Damping duration to its minimum and playing staccato or moving impedance all the way to the left, it may sounds a bit like what you want. The first video sounds more like a muted guitar effect to me though.

Thanks!
I'll keep trying to find a setting that'll do. Otherwise, can I submit it like a request? Does that go right here or in a different part of the site?

The second video I posted, about ravenscroft 275, doesn't really show it well, this one is much better. Minute: 14:30

https://youtu.be/YL3IMhJ3E0I?t=870

Re: Muted strikes?

null@example.com (Gilles) — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 20:39:20 +0000

With Action/Damping duration to its minimum and playing staccato or moving impedance all the way to the left, it may sounds a bit like what you want. The first video sounds more like a muted guitar effect to me though.

Muted strikes?

null@example.com (xkuruma) — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 20:11:56 +0000

Hey guys, is there a way to enable this effect in Pianoteq? When you place your hand on the strings of the piano and i lt sounds,.. Well.. Muted.

Like in the beginning of "Tulip Trees" by Rob Costlow
http://youtu.be/fLxd9iAa4OM

Ravenscroft 275 included it and I thought it sounds really cool.
http://youtu.be/STDd2hpknxM

The Mute slider in the action panel doesn't really sound that similar to the videos posted. It's like the note is just shorter.