Modartt user forum - Grotrian Demands New Functionality!

Re: Grotrian Demands New Functionality!

2016-11-13T03:44:17Z

Aidan wrote:

why change the string length?

perhaps an effort to emulate various of the six models of grands that Grotrian produces...? http://www.grotrian.de/en/instruments/grand-pianos/

Aidan wrote:

I use non-equal temperaments (Thomas Young II) always when playing Chopin.

on the Pleyel for Chopin these days I like Jousse (1840) A=432...

Re: Grotrian Demands New Functionality!

2016-11-12T22:01:43Z

nutela wrote:

I basically just adjust the tuning to 432 Hz, well temperament or similar and the stringlength

What's the story here? I use non-equal temperaments (Thomas Young II) always when playing Chopin. I understand the frequency adjustment if you are trying to match those of a historical piano, but why change the string length? And to what? P.s. sorry for the hijack...

Re: Grotrian Demands New Functionality!

2016-11-12T21:28:17Z

+1 I just thought of that today when I was testing Gortrian, well done PianoTeq! It is the first piano model I like without changing the preset very much. (I basically just adjust the tuning to 432 Hz, well temperament or similar and the stringlength)

Grotrian Demands New Functionality!

2016-11-03T14:36:13Z

In addition to the AB presets, I really think we need a C now...

With the beautiful new Grotrian piano release, I need to now switch quickly between the Bluethner, Model B and the Grotrian!

You guys really hit it out of the park with the new piano!