OK problem solved!

I compared my settings in Pianoteq 7 and 8, and in Pianoteq 8 internal sample rate was set too low. After I put there the same value than I have in Pianoteq 7, my harpsichords seem to sound just perfect also in Pianoteq 8.

So thank you very much for your advice!

Zaskar wrote:

Harpsichordist wrote:

Thanks, I checked, but accidental morphing seems not to be the problem. Many instruments sound great in Pianoteq 8 but for my laptop something is now "missing" from the harpsichord sounds.

Did you check the settings?

Sample Rate, Polyphony?

You gave me a freight as I've got the Ruckers but didn't have a chance to try after the upgrade. Glad that your problem was sorted

I compared my settings in Pianoteq 7 and 8, and in Pianoteq 8 internal sample rate was set too low. After I put there the same value than I have in Pianoteq 7, my harpsichords seem to sound just perfect also in Pianoteq 8.

So thank you very much for your advice!

Thanks, I checked, but accidental morphing seems not to be the problem. Many instruments sound great in Pianoteq 8 but for my laptop something is now "missing" from the harpsichord sounds.

Did you check the settings?

Sample Rate, Polyphony?

Make sure to turn off the freeze button before changing the instrument and check if you got any extreme effects like fuzz going.