Hi everybody,
On videos we can see Phil Best using In Ear Monitors... witch one ?
I asked him some months back and he replied in the comments beneath this video:
]]>YvesTh wrote:Hi everybody,
On videos we can see Phil Best using In Ear Monitors... witch one ?
Is there anybody on the forum who have test IEM with pianoteq ?
Is there a big difference with headphone ? With binaural setting for example...
What is the minimum price for a good sensation ?
Thank you for sharing your experience...Phil always replies to comments on his videos, so why not ask him?
Thanks, that a good idea...
]]>Hi everybody,
On videos we can see Phil Best using In Ear Monitors... witch one ?
Is there anybody on the forum who have test IEM with pianoteq ?
Is there a big difference with headphone ? With binaural setting for example...
What is the minimum price for a good sensation ?
Thank you for sharing your experience...
Phil always replies to comments on his videos, so why not ask him?
]]>Welcome to the Pianoteq family Lynn S.
So pleased you've joined. You won't regret it. Lovely to hear your story.
Warmest regards,
Chris
Thanks very much Chris!
]]>So pleased you've joined. You won't regret it. Lovely to hear your story.
Warmest regards,
Chris
]]>Lynn S wrote:It took my teacher, Phil Best, two years to convince me to get Pianoteq. I was resisting the idea of my keyboard being tied to my computer. And I wasn't dissatisfied with the sound of the 'studio grand' piano the previous owner had left on the Nord. Finally as he broached the topic of sonority in my last lesson, using the word 'delicious' after playing a little extract of classical music, I realized this was how I could increase my pleasure in doing his simple-but-not-easy fluency training and maybe feed back into my slow-but-steady rate of progress.
The menus and buttons on the Nord are a nightmare. I wasn't sure I'd be safe routing the audio cable from my new Scarlett 4i4 into the expensive Nord piano monitors, which go out to a subwoofer. I didn't know whether the small solid state HD on my Mac Mini would be overloaded by Pianoteq. I didn't know whether I could have audio go out to the Scarlett and still have the computer's preference remain my stereo at the same time. Yes. When I finally got the midi configured right I was pleased to see the list of aspects (parameters?) of the Nord in the window where Pianoteq was busy mapping itself to them. Not the least of which was Aftertouch, possibly the secret sauce in what Phil raves about as Pianoteq's responsiveness to expressive playing.
And now I'm in heaven.
Welcome to the Pianoteq world, Lynn S !
I have been ”on board” since 2013 and every day I’m playing I have the same wonderful feeling as the first time 9 years ago
Best wishes,
Stig
Yes, it's that 'feeling' I finally decided I deserved. I would've done it sooner if I'd been sure I could use my Nord & monitors with it. Hence my post for someone in the same situation.
]]>It took my teacher, Phil Best, two years to convince me to get Pianoteq. I was resisting the idea of my keyboard being tied to my computer. And I wasn't dissatisfied with the sound of the 'studio grand' piano the previous owner had left on the Nord. Finally as he broached the topic of sonority in my last lesson, using the word 'delicious' after playing a little extract of classical music, I realized this was how I could increase my pleasure in doing his simple-but-not-easy fluency training and maybe feed back into my slow-but-steady rate of progress.
The menus and buttons on the Nord are a nightmare. I wasn't sure I'd be safe routing the audio cable from my new Scarlett 4i4 into the expensive Nord piano monitors, which go out to a subwoofer. I didn't know whether the small solid state HD on my Mac Mini would be overloaded by Pianoteq. I didn't know whether I could have audio go out to the Scarlett and still have the computer's preference remain my stereo at the same time. Yes. When I finally got the midi configured right I was pleased to see the list of aspects (parameters?) of the Nord in the window where Pianoteq was busy mapping itself to them. Not the least of which was Aftertouch, possibly the secret sauce in what Phil raves about as Pianoteq's responsiveness to expressive playing.
And now I'm in heaven.
Welcome to the Pianoteq world, Lynn S !
I have been ”on board” since 2013 and every day I’m playing I have the same wonderful feeling as the first time 9 years ago
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>Phil Best is the finest pianist using Pianoteq I've ever heard.
Yes, so now you also know how patient he is as a teacher, to put up with what he called my 'corpse' of a sampled keyboard for all this time!
]]>Welcome aboard, Lynn!
Glad to be here. Thanks, Zaskar
]]>Lynn S wrote:And now I'm in heaven.
So, welcome to Heaven, Lynn !
Thanks very much, Gaston!
]]>And now I'm in heaven.
So, welcome to Heaven, Lynn !
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