There's a cool, free VST plugin called PianoVerb. It simulates the inside of a piano with the dampers pulled off the strings, and makes a very cool reverb effect.
Can Pianoteq's sympathetic resonance be accessed as an insert effect for another sound to pass through in a DAW? Can the undampered strings of a Pianoteq piano be made to resonate in response to an incoming audio signal?
Steve
No, and no. Pianoteq is a VST instrument, not a VST effect.
It may be just a matter of a VST API call to tell hosts that it can be used as an insert effect. Plenty of other vst instruments do it. But then, they'd need to write the code to handle the incoming audio that the vst host might starting sending to the plugin.
Personally, I think it would be really cool to pump arbitrary audio into the "soundboard" and have it react depending on pedaling, which notes are down/undamped etc. On the other hand, personally, I'd rather see all possible development energy go into getting the pianoteq piano sound itself over that next hurdle.
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p … ood%29.mp3
Pianoteq
Preset: K1 Solo Recording
Reverb: Off
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PSP Pianoverb
Preset: Default
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VST Host: Reaper
Fix that link, please
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...f8ddb602b8
There ya' go!
You could've edited your old post instead of reposting, but oh well, at least the link is there now. Thanks!
You're welcome!