Here is the link: https://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewtopic.php?id=6933
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]]>It's a mashup of two russian folk songs: "Black Eyes" and "Kalinka" (tetris game tune).
There's a little part where I've tried to resemble a mandonlin or a balalaika (russian string instrument), and also tried to recreate a banjo pattern where I'm playing a sort of Rag style at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiW6sYgOtfY
PS. Uploaded the video before in the instructions topic.
Hope you like it, good luck all!
David
I hope I'm not too late! Here's my entry.
Good luck, all!!
]]>So I was thinking: How important are the keys that are disabled in the trial version of Pianoteq?
So I sat down this evening by my piano and made this, using those keys exclusively... In one take, all improvised... with a few mistakes and weird combinations of tones here and there.
Hope you like it and good luck to everyone!
]]>Here is my "last minute submission" for competition. I used the demo version of Pianoteq 6 and have customized one of the Bechstein presets. The piece is an original improvised composition.
]]>I hope you enjoy it
]]>Here is my first post....and my entry to the 2019 contest!
It is an excerpt ripped out of my 4-decade old Leila Fletcher book where I play Jean-Baptiste Lully's Courante.
3 models, 3 eras and a couple of tunings make an appearance.
Enjoy!
Pianoteq sounds:
Joué-blue Pads= Ant. Petrof
Joué-keyboard=Celtic Harp
Joué-magenta Pads=Harp
Joué-magenta bubbles=Kalimba
Joué-yellow Pads=Glokenspiel
Here is my entry for the contest. https://youtu.be/veau6qdk530
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