Key Fumbler wrote:Hard to imagine that you spent enough time adjusting the Pianoteq velocity response for your Roland, but as long as you got something you like that's the main thing.
I have done thorough modifications to find the proper velocity curve without a result that suited my needs.
Even had bought several midi transformers to shape my midi curve properly. But I remained unsatisfied.
I think months of 'time' tinkering with it is enough.
How odd. I cannot see why you would need those add ons but at least you are happy with what you have now.
]]>Hard to imagine that you spent enough time adjusting the Pianoteq velocity response for your Roland, but as long as you got something you like that's the main thing.
I have done thorough modifications to find the proper velocity curve without a result that suited my needs.
Even had bought several midi transformers to shape my midi curve properly. But I remained unsatisfied.
I think months of 'time' tinkering with it is enough.
That's a pretty good deal. What's the reason for selling if you don't mind me asking?
Hello MalliceX,
It's simple, I dislike PianoTeq in combination with my Roland RD-2000.
There came new Grands with the update of the Roland RD-2000. They are called ACO Grands, and I like the ACO Grand 5 more than PianoTeq.
Although it behaves differently. For instance, there is not the same String Resonance than with PianoTeq. Overtones sound differently etc.
With best regards,
Pascal
Edit: MalliceX reserved it, topic will be on hold and if it's sold I'll update once again.
MalliceX: Wrote you details for payment etc.
]]>If you want to make a price suggestion, please private message me.
Thanks
Pascal