HI there, I was wondering if there's an updated boogie woogie FXP file / setting that works with the current version.
When I try to load it, it complains that I don't have the right piano add-on, but Graf seems to be part of the standard complement of pianos.
any ideas?
I'm trying to use boogie-woogie-graf.fxp
It loads here but the damper doesn't work so notes sustain even with the pedal up. The basic Graf is working fine though.
The last damper is set to -1 (see in the action pannel), which means there are no dampers at all! Set it to something between 80 and 90 and it will damp
(remember that MIDI numbers go from 21 (lowest A) to 108 (highest C)).
Yup that fixed it, thanks Philippe.
Golly, now I'm all curious. Couldn't find boogie-woogie-graf.fxp, though even when I searched the Files area.
Golly, now I'm all curious. Couldn't find boogie-woogie-graf.fxp, though even when I searched the Files area.
It's here : http://www.pianoteq.com/fxpcorner
Got it working, but ended up using Pleyel instead, for practicing boogie woogie (I'm teaching myself thanks to some do-it-yourself training PDFs and mp3s...SO much fun!!)
Got it working, but ended up using Pleyel instead, for practicing boogie woogie (I'm teaching myself thanks to some do-it-yourself training PDFs and mp3s...SO much fun!!)
If I may ask, which pdf series are you referring to?
Michael
Learn Boogie Woogie Piano - Colin Davey
there are many more too...seek and ye shall find. But this is a good start because it breaks down the left hand into easy chunks and you can get progressively better, it also helps to have the sheet music too. (if you're a classical guy like me and have a hard time playing by ear)
Learn Boogie Woogie Piano - Colin Davey
there are many more too...seek and ye shall find. But this is a good start because it breaks down the left hand into easy chunks and you can get progressively better, it also helps to have the sheet music too. (if you're a classical guy like me and have a hard time playing by ear)
Thanks!