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Topic: Is there a possibility we could have a selection of different strings?

After seeing the glasschord, I was thinking is there a possibility that Modartt could give us the ability to change the strings on the instruments?

Imagine a 10 ft (305 cm) grand piano with silk strings, or perhaps other instruments with other strings such as wooden bars, steel strips, or other materials.

If I'm remembering correctly, Roland had this capability in their V-piano series from quite some years ago.

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Re: Is there a possibility we could have a selection of different strings?

jcitron wrote:

After seeing the glasschord, I was thinking is there a possibility that Modartt could give us the ability to change the strings on the instruments?

Imagine a 10 ft (305 cm) grand piano with silk strings, or perhaps other instruments with other strings such as wooden bars, steel strips, or other materials.

If I'm remembering correctly, Roland had this capability in their V-piano series from quite some years ago.

I've used the original Roland V-Piano, loved it. yes, you were able to change string material and other requirements to produce some absolutely amazing and puzzling instruments. That would be a nice addition to pianoteq.

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