Modartt user forum - Preludes Collection

Re: Preludes Collection

2022-04-06T22:12:44Z

Thanks!
I'll give it a try!
Cheers!

budo wrote:

i think you just go here
https://forum.modartt.com/fxpcorner/index.php
and then upload the file. never done it myself (never made a great preset!) but it looks pretty easy.

Re: Preludes Collection

2022-04-06T21:16:27Z

i think you just go here

https://forum.modartt.com/fxpcorner/index.php

and then upload the file. never done it myself (never made a great preset!) but it looks pretty easy.

Re: Preludes Collection

2022-04-06T20:38:54Z

Thanks for your comments. I would be happy to share the preset, but I must admit to not knowing how to do that!
Cheers!
Dave

budo wrote:

very nice video. excellent choice of program ... i liked hearing Bach and Scriabin performed alongside each other. preset sounds great too, would you mind sharing it in FXP corner?

Re: Preludes Collection

2022-04-06T14:31:28Z

very nice video. excellent choice of program ... i liked hearing Bach and Scriabin performed alongside each other. preset sounds great too, would you mind sharing it in FXP corner?

Preludes Collection

2022-04-04T22:18:44Z

Hi all:

I have put together a set of preludes from Bach, Chopin, Liszt, Debussy, Scriabin, Rachmaninoff and Gershwin using a morphed Pianoteq 7.5.4 piano (two Steingraeber presets and 1 Bechstein preset). Here is the link:

https://youtu.be/x7ji4ZUmHxw

Here's an additional advantage to using morphed pianos: when someone makes a copyright claim, it is easy to shoot it down because the piano sound does not come from a piano in physical existence. Then there is also the fact that the music is in the public domain, and is sequenced from the score by your's truly.

There may be some other pieces you might like at my YouTube channel Immersive Music Videos.

Cheers!

Dave