jacou wrote:Is there a chance you can upload a Soundcloud sample of that sound?
Hm, I did upload a MP3 demo along with the FXP in the FXP corner, with Clair de Lune as example.
That's sweet sounding! Lots of character even though a bit boxy still. I guess it's the wooden cover that can't be removed.
But cool how you got the percussion and mellowness into Pianoteq! Definitely showing potential!
Is there a chance you can upload a Soundcloud sample of that sound?
Hm, I did upload a MP3 demo along with the FXP in the FXP corner, with Clair de Lune as example.
]]>You can already get pretty close to a similar sound, by reducing hammer hardness (i.e. piano 0.20, mezzo 0.45, forte 0.70), using Celeste pedal all the time (adds felt between hammer and strings), use the "Soft" timbral EQ preset (NOT the Equ3, but you can certainly do that post fast too - try the Vintage preset), increasing hammer, key release and sustain pedal noise, moving the mics around (provided you're on Standard/Pro) to get that close mic perspective, and then reducing the Dynamics slider to a low value (<20 dB). Can also use the "Dry room" reverb preset, with something like room size set to 25 m, tone to a negative value to make it a bit darker (something like -0.50), duration 0.50, mix to taste (I set mine to +12 dB).
Oh yeah, and use U4 model.
EDIT: I uploaded a patch to FXP corner here
Thanks EvilDragon! I'd love to check this out if......... I had the U4 and a Standard or Pro version of Pianoteq :'D still stuck with Stage and Bluethner which in my opinion is absolutely enough if only a beautiful and rich grand piano sound is needed. So I might have to take the step some time.
Is there a chance you can upload a Soundcloud sample of that sound?
P.S nice imaging too.
]]>Another vote for a character piano like the Una Corda: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/p...os-sounds/
I love the intimacy/softness/closeness/bigness/imperfection/transients/3D/noise........ and really am waiting for Pianoteq to come up with one!Artists like Nils Frahm, Olafur Arnalds, Luchs and a few more are known for that sound. I recommend to check them out!
Please Modartt!
Either NI's Una Corda: www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/keys/una-corda.
I have this and it is very good, although not as gentle on the CPU as Pianoteq.
More recently, Modartt's Steingraeber has an una corda pedal that gets very close.
]]>Oh yeah, and use U4 model.
EDIT: I uploaded a patch to FXP corner here
]]>I recently stumbled across the free Spitfire Audio Labs Soft Piano
https://www.spitfireaudio.com/labs/
And I must say even if it has close to zero dynamic it sounds beautiful! And man for being free it is amazing!
It adds so much warmth, heart or authenticity to the piano sound.
If Pianoteq brought out a piano with a similar sound. Maybe another upright piano but without the piano cover, very close stereo micing options, felt and other material options to put between hammer and string and some extra noise (finger on key tapping, chair squeaking, pink noise etc) it would be so lovely!
I feel like technically it's absolutely possible with all the progress that Pianoteq made over the years.
Ólafur Arnalds:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnxSLwLFfNY
Nils Frahm:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1mHyj3lubQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwS9YmF22Po
Here's one guy attempt:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBCIvESTXNg
FXP U4ContemporaryArt4: https://www.forum-pianoteq.com/fxpcorner/index.php
]]>Artists like Nils Frahm, Olafur Arnalds, Luchs and a few more are known for that sound. I recommend to check them out!
Please Modartt!
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