sigcarunchio, I hope you find this .fxp helpful for your CP33. Set the touch sensitivity to hard.
p.s. he reverb is set to concert audience prest - you may want to change that!
]]>Thank you for the correction Greg. I guess the preset sounds more like a Steinway then?!
Chris
You're welcome. I'm really not sure whether it sounds more like a Steinway or not - I'm just not experienced enough. Andreas' Bosendorfer might be a bit closer to the Bosendorfer sound that I know though.
Greg.
]]>sigasa wrote:I understand that the C3 pianoteq model is largely based on a bosendorfer?
No - it's modelled on a Steinway:
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewtopic...3625#p3625Greg.
Thank you for the correction Greg. I guess the preset sounds more like a Steinway then?!
Chris
]]>I understand that the C3 pianoteq model is largely based on a bosendorfer?
No - it's modelled on a Steinway:
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewtopic...3625#p3625
Greg.
]]>http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...ttempt.mp3
here's the .fxp
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...orfer_.fxp
I understand that the C3 pianoteq model is largely based on a bosendorfer? I merged my last CP33 settings .fxp (files section) with the 1st variation of the C3 solo recording preset. Therefore, you may have to tweak velocity curve, dynamics etc. to produce the same sound when you play as that of the above mp3.
Opinions welcome
Opinions are like onions - sometimes they make you cry!
]]>http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...namics.fxp
comments welcome
Chris
]]>Yeah, I appreciate what you say about lack of colour and tonal nuances in sampled pianos!
here's a more listener friendly version using adapted close mic preset
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...ttings.fxp
and the accompanying demo
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...ttings.mp3
Chris
]]>http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...cturne.mp3
.fxp
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...ttings.fxp
This preset is best played at the keyboard through your speakers (as is the mp3 demo)
Please advise where improvements could be made
Chris
]]>apologies for my brief departure. I will post .fxp's that work this time! Please be patient as I have a lot on at the moment!
]]>btw I don't have a CP33 (but am considering it) I was just curious as to what he changed
]]>Not entirely related to the Yamaha I suppose but I have noticed that with my Roland FP7 the midi range when on default settings is pretty much 0-100 and not 0-127.
Kind of annoying losing out on 27 whole velocity levels. I can set the keyboard to a lighter mode but then hitting softer levels becomes tricky.
All I've been doing is adjusting is the dynamics and creating a custom velocity curve. In revision 3 I turned the limiter off, that's all!
As a starter, turn of the limiter. Then play some octaves very load on your keyboard in order to see what the highest velocity you an achieve is. Once you've done that, drag the top right hand corner control point along the top till you reach that velocity. you have now set the top of your curve.
Next, play your keyboard for a bit while experimenting with the dynamics slider. When you find a point on the dynamics slider that sounds good with the velocity curve you've just started to create, play some more to see if you can get really soft and really loud.
Let me know how you get on sawtooth and I'll see if I can help some more,
Chris
]]>Kind of annoying losing out on 27 whole velocity levels. I can set the keyboard to a lighter mode but then hitting softer levels becomes tricky.
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