Thank you Philippe.

Y'all can download it from here: mega.nz/#!jN8jAQLD!O5NugJsRHxyCOSx6h_Ub...x-K86jRiaQ

Tempo: 120 4/4. I am also using this curve in Pianoteq:
Sustain Velocity = [0, 32, 72, 127; 0, 58, 104, 127]
Just ctrl + v or right click your pedal curve and click paste after copying the line above.

Might sound a little bit different; I rendered the video a while ago and I move the midi every once in a while, this is the latest version.

Thank you very much Shikopaleta! Sorry for the late reply, I discovered your post right now.

I use Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio.

It has a 'Humanize' MIDI editing feature.

In sections I select,
it automatically adjusts note

1. start time (settings: random, early, late in milliseconds)
2. duration (settings: random, early, late in milliseconds)
3. velocity (settings: randomized in %)

It's a time-saver
for not manually editing every note.

But, for more humanized playback,
I've learned lately to manually edit the

1. first measure note velocity
-> increase to reflect dominant beat

2. section measure note velocities
-> increase or decrease to reflect dynamics
(done in combination with auto 'humanize' feature)

3. section measure note lengths
-> increase, decrease, overlap to reflect articulations and ornaments

4. section measure note tempos
-> decrease or increase to reflect pianist's expressive interpretations

I've seen in your MIDI file

1. Velocity (Note OFF) -
What's the difference with 'Velocity (Note ON)'?
I thought 'Velocity (Note OFF)' is not needed.

2. Hold Pedal -
What's the difference with 'Foot Pedal'?
I thought  'Foot Pedal' was for pedaling with only 0 and 127 values.

3. Soft Pedal - This is an interesting addition.

I'm learning from you.

Thanks...

1 - Note Off - That is for the visualizer, the way it's setup it "releases" the key with a note-off event, I think you can safely ignore it, I don't hear any difference without it.
2 - I have no idea what's the difference, channel 64 is what is used for the Sustain Pedal, and it indeed has a range of 0 to 127. Might be just a name difference if it's in the same channel.
3 - Soft Pedal, or channel 67 is indeed a really nice addition; it gives the notes a slightly mellower and thinner sound.

I use humanize as a starting point, what takes time is manually adjusting each note after "humanizing". I usually go in intervals of like 3-5 seconds and adjust.
Depending on the level I want to achieve, it takes like 10 minutes to adjust 5-10 seconds of audio for pieces that I really like.

ColegadoMusic wrote:

Shikopaleta wrote:

Y'all can download it from here: mega.nz/#!jN8jAQLD!O5NugJsRHxyCOSx6h_Ub...x-K86jRiaQ

Tempo: 120 4/4. I am also using this curve in Pianoteq:
Sustain Velocity = [0, 32, 72, 127; 0, 58, 104, 127]
Just ctrl + v or right click your pedal curve and click paste after copying the line above.

Might sound a little bit different; I rendered the video a while ago and I move the midi every once in a while, this is the latest version.

Thanks Shikopaleta.
I'll study this MIDI file hoping to
learn your 'humanized' MIDI editing.

Curiously enough, that's the name of the tool I use mostly in Reaper, "Humanize". Let me know your findings.

I use Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio.

It has a 'Humanize' MIDI editing feature.

In sections I select,
it automatically adjusts note

1. start time (settings: random, early, late in milliseconds)
2. duration (settings: random, early, late in milliseconds)
3. velocity (settings: randomized in %)

It's a time-saver
for not manually editing every note.

But, for more humanized playback,
I've learned lately to manually edit the

1. first measure note velocity
-> increase to reflect dominant beat

2. section measure note velocities
-> increase or decrease to reflect dynamics
(done in combination with auto 'humanize' feature)

3. section measure note lengths
-> increase, decrease, overlap to reflect articulations and ornaments

4. section measure note tempos
-> decrease or increase to reflect pianist's expressive interpretations

I've seen in your MIDI file

1. Velocity (Note OFF) -
What's the difference with 'Velocity (Note ON)'?
I thought 'Velocity (Note OFF)' is not needed.

2. Hold Pedal -
What's the difference with 'Foot Pedal'?
I thought  'Foot Pedal' was for pedaling with only 0 and 127 values.

3. Soft Pedal - This is an interesting addition.

I'm learning from you.

Thanks...

Shikopaleta wrote:

Y'all can download it from here: mega.nz/#!jN8jAQLD!O5NugJsRHxyCOSx6h_Ub...x-K86jRiaQ

Tempo: 120 4/4. I am also using this curve in Pianoteq:
Sustain Velocity = [0, 32, 72, 127; 0, 58, 104, 127]
Just ctrl + v or right click your pedal curve and click paste after copying the line above.

Might sound a little bit different; I rendered the video a while ago and I move the midi every once in a while, this is the latest version.

Thanks Shikopaleta.
I'll study this MIDI file hoping to
learn your 'humanized' MIDI editing.

Curiously enough, that's the name of the tool I use mostly in Reaper, "Humanize". Let me know your findings.

Y'all can download it from here: mega.nz/#!jN8jAQLD!O5NugJsRHxyCOSx6h_Ub...x-K86jRiaQ

Tempo: 120 4/4. I am also using this curve in Pianoteq:
Sustain Velocity = [0, 32, 72, 127; 0, 58, 104, 127]
Just ctrl + v or right click your pedal curve and click paste after copying the line above.

Might sound a little bit different; I rendered the video a while ago and I move the midi every once in a while, this is the latest version.

Thanks Shikopaleta.
I'll study this MIDI file hoping to
learn your 'humanized' MIDI editing.

Y'all can download it from here: mega.nz/#!jN8jAQLD!O5NugJsRHxyCOSx6h_Ub...x-K86jRiaQ

Tempo: 120 4/4. I am also using this curve in Pianoteq:
Sustain Velocity = [0, 32, 72, 127; 0, 58, 104, 127]
Just ctrl + v or right click your pedal curve and click paste after copying the line above.

Might sound a little bit different; I rendered the video a while ago and I move the midi every once in a while, this is the latest version.

LTECpiano wrote:

Outstanding ...

Lanny

P.S.  do you make the midi file available?  What piano you use?

Thanks.
I am using the Steinway D 3 mic preset with an additional chain of VSTs.
I do not have any plans to sell or make the the midis public, but I can share this one if you want it.

I'm good on email ... Thanks, 

Lanny

Outstanding ...

Lanny

P.S.  do you make the midi file available?  What piano you use?

I agree, really outstanding!

I would also enjoy having the MIDI file for tests purpose.

Outstanding ...

Lanny

P.S.  do you make the midi file available?  What piano you use?

Thanks.
I am using the Steinway D 3 mic preset with an additional chain of VSTs.
I do not have any plans to sell or make the the midis public, but I can share this one if you want it.

Lanny

P.S.  do you make the midi file available?  What piano you use?

https://youtu.be/wW7ysAg6hDs