Best regards to all!
erik
jcfelice88keys wrote:Hello All.
When one considers this is the Original Poster's first post and it is highly negative with zero supporting evidence, and there is a stark silence from him when fellow members ask for audio examples, perhaps this is the right time for all of us to pull the plug on this one time poster. Otherwise, we will be "circling the hook" for an indefinite time.
Cheers,
Joe
Thank you Joe for this post. I totally agree with you. Such people should be banned.
It is a practice I have noticed regarding ANY software on internet forums. It is probably just a form of trolling - Troll sitting back to enjoy the fall out. Maybe user incompetence, but it could of course be attacks from the competition, wishing to create doubt about rivals products.
]]>Hello All.
When one considers this is the Original Poster's first post and it is highly negative with zero supporting evidence, and there is a stark silence from him when fellow members ask for audio examples, perhaps this is the right time for all of us to pull the plug on this one time poster. Otherwise, we will be "circling the hook" for an indefinite time.
Cheers,
Joe
Thank you Joe for this post. I totally agree with you. Such people should be banned.
]]>Lanny
]]>Hello All.
When one considers this is the Original Poster's first post and it is highly negative with zero supporting evidence, and there is a stark silence from him when fellow members ask for audio examples, perhaps this is the right time for all of us to pull the plug on this one time poster. Otherwise, we will be "circling the hook" for an indefinite time.
Cheers,
Joe
When one considers this is the Original Poster's first post and it is highly negative with zero supporting evidence, and there is a stark silence from him when fellow members ask for audio examples, perhaps this is the right time for all of us to pull the plug on this one time poster. Otherwise, we will be "circling the hook" for an indefinite time.
Cheers,
Joe
]]>I suspect that good musicianship just might be the missing ingredient.
There is that...ha...
]]>My guess the OP was just trolling, or has a problematic MIDI keyboard with insufficient velocity response for convincing dynamics.
You can make adjustments to the velocity curve for your keyboard in Pianoteq.
Velocity curve is so important, it shouldn't be overlooked. I don't mind admitting that, when I started with Pianoteq, it took me a while to appreciate the importance of velocity curve. Running Pianoteq with an inappropriate velocity curve is a bit like having an expensive DSLR camera and not knowing how to adjust the exposure settings.
]]>Aftrer trying the Demo i found poor sound after buying pinaoteq stage.
it sound like a cheap e-piano from 1980 ("steinway D")
I know you want me to buy the pro version, bad that´s a bad trick.
Don´t try to tell me to try the equalizer. I've tried for days.Thank you for nothing.
Do you have any other programmes using your sounds at the same time? I remember someone mentioning this in another thread. I notice a shift in the sound if another sound source is playing on my computer. It doesn't always happen, but it can make Pianoteq sound extra bright and thin when it does.
]]>it sound like a cheap e-piano from 1980 ("steinway D")
Could you explain which cheap e-piano from 1980 do you refer to?
And maybe give us a link so we can hear it and compare?
More seriously, finding the right velocity curve for your keyboard is a first step that has a great impact in the sound.
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