Topic: Unsolicited suggestions: morphing
After playing a bit more with pianoteq (in particular also with the random function which is great fun, although lacking some finesse), I do miss something that I know from synthesizers such as NI's FM8: the ability to 'morph' between two or more sounds or presets. Technically this is perhaps not very different from setting parameters, but it enables a more 'musical' way of working, especially if parameters are grouped in meaningful chunks such as e.g 'design', 'strings', 'recording'.
For me this functionality would be extremely interesting to apply to different randomly generated sounds, but would perhaps even be more useful applied to existing or downloaded presets. One step further this could possibly (of course I do not know what pianoteq looks like under the hood, with parameter values this should not be a technical challenge) be applied to different piano models: imagine a continuum from an Erard to a Steinway, or even a Rhodes thrown in.
This is an area where Pianoteq would leave sampled pianos in the dust, and, more importantly get the creative juices flowing,and even stir more interest in the add-in models.
What do you think?
