Topic by tmyoung

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Topic: My Pianoteq Pro workflow for making custom FXPs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAf8z09PAq0

It's only an intro: there are so many topics to cover with how to start customizing preset and emulating other kinds of pianos.  I'll put together more videos on this soon, since I know there's interest in more about how to design a preset to match a sound or model and more about microphones too.

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Reply by budo

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Re: My Pianoteq Pro workflow for making custom FXPs

thanks a lot, this was really informative and helpful.  i think i finally understand what octave stretching means now.  i had no idea that European tuners treat octave stretching/unison width differently than American tuners do.  it's a great introduction to this topic.

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Re: My Pianoteq Pro workflow for making custom FXPs

Yeah agree - good to see you covering so well these intricacies - takes the mystery out - fab.

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