Modartt user forum - River Flows in You, Yiruma

Re: River Flows in You, Yiruma

2022-08-17T00:09:35Z

Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

So, interesting sound but I don’t like it as much as Chopin Nocturne 19 and Bach No 3 and Shepherd.
All in all, very interesting sounds and some are really good.
Stig

Theoretically, Pianoteq can produce unlimited tone colors, by altering parameters and by morphing. But at this moment, I only use the factory presets. Different combinations of presets result in different impressions. I am just in a stage of experimentation, in a try-and-error situation. Besides, there are Reverbs, EQs, early reflections....etc issues, don't think I can manage them well..... until now. Anyway, I will go on in this direction to explore the wonder of the musical world.

Best wishes
k c Paul Li

Re: River Flows in You, Yiruma

2022-08-16T15:55:22Z

In the piece Shepherd boy I ike the ”soft” sound in low/middle register, but in this River flow it is a bit like the opposite to Shepherd - it is like you have made the hammer hardness harder….
And when I listened several times, I suddenly think I hear a bit of a harp, harp sound somewhere in the background…..

So, interesting sound but I don’t like it as much as Chopin Nocturne 19 and Bach No 3 and Shepherd.

And when I started listening again, I couldn't resist, I have to say that Chopin - Fantaisie Impromptu also sounds really good (but would like to have a little less reverb or other "room" feeling…….)

All in all, very interesting sounds and some are really good. Well done k c Paul Li. Keep them coming, please do not stop.
Thank you.

Best,

Stig

River Flows in You, Yiruma

2022-08-15T02:33:49Z

https://youtu.be/-L4Oyi6_nyk

Different Pianoteq presets are used in this recording.