I cannot seem to access the Mnaual so I ask here for help.
I need seperate outputs and right now use the 0 in and 4 out for a dual stereo instance.
My problem is I need 2 x different effects for each channel.
I have some custom made pedal emulations in DSP, which is where I mix live, so if someone could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
Thanks
You mean different internal Pianoteq effects sent out to different outputs? Not possible, unless using multiple instances.
Thanks ED for the reply.
I do not use Native effects. I actually do like PTeq's EQ but still prefer all the number crunching come from my DSP rack.
I am simply trying to have Piano ( D4 ) sent out to a Mixer Channel where I blend the STW Plate Reverb on AUX 6.
And I still will use a splash on the 3rd and 4th output of PTeq that goes to stereo Channel 2 of the DSP Mixer.
But I have an effect called Fluid-Liquid which is a modulation effect that is quite beautiful and only useful on a Rhodes or FS1R/FM style EPiano.
I am looking everywhere and can't find a pdf manual, but figured this would be simple but after a while I can't find the option.
Instrument A stereo channel 1.
Instrument B stereo channel 2.
THis should be simple, but Im an old hardware cowboy trying to stay in his new software saddle.
I have found the manual. I knew there was one as the help button use to open it.
But version 4 wasn;t working, probably due to my installation of the folder.
But I found the manual and will see how this is done.....
Thanks
In that case, you want to duplicate the microphones in Pianoteq preset. Say you have two mics which are sent to outputs 1 and 2. Add two more mics and place them in the exact same position as the first two, and send them to outputs 3 and 4 (hint: right-click mics 1 and 2 to see the actual values that you need to copy to mics 3 and 4). There you have it. Should look something like this:
Notice the same volume/delay parameters for outputs 3 and 4 (if you just click, without dragging, the values for outputs 1 and 2, you will see their values in dB and ms).