Topic: Stupid Games
Here's a fun game...
Listen to the following audio and vote above as to what piano you think this is:
https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...s%2001.mp3
Last edited by DEZ (19-12-2024 06:53)
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Is that such sort of game where some voter will say the sound didn't felt real enough, until you inform it was a real piano recording?
Who is the girl singing?
Jazz singer?
Last edited by Beto-Music (20-12-2024 01:50)
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Beto-Music wrote:
Is that such sort of game where some voter will say the sound didn't felt real enough, until you inform it was a real piano recording? That would be funny wouldn't it?
Who is the girl singing? Jazz singer? This is a Vocaloid singing - one of the ones that come with Vocaloid6:AI
Thanks for commenting and 'edging' your vote. I shall reveal nothing till the votes look interesting!
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Throwing in another vote for Kawai
1929 Baldwin C 6'3" grand with ProRecord module
Pianoteq Pro 8.4 iPad Mini + USB Cable
Pianoteq Pro 8.4 iPad Mini + USB Cable
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An extended mess-around so you can 'hear' the mystery piano better...
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There’s still time to cast your vote - you have to be logged in to do so though…
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MODARTT please stop this vote running...
It's time to reveal the mystery piano.
With the following votes given - and thank you for participating:
Kawai (4) - 33%
Boesendorter (0)
Steinway (0)
Petrof (2) - 16.5%
Bechstein (2) - 16.5%
Steingraeber (2) - 16.5%
Grotrian (0)
Bluethner (2) - 16.5%
I can reveal that the actual model is a STEINWAY
The actual model was modified and this goes to show that PianoTeq is extremely flexible...
Now, you don't need to be a piano builder to extend your range of pianos here are a few tips you can try to get the kind of sound you may prefer:
The Spectrum profile under VOICING - move the first slider 1 down (towards -12) to get a brighter piano and up (towards +12) to get a duller one.
The Impedance under DESIGN - move to the left to deaden the note decay and to the right to make it sustain for much longer
The Unison width under TUNING - move to the right to make your piano start to sound honkytonk - I wouldn't recommend moving it to the left it may kill realism
Thank should be enough to get you experimenting....
DEZ