Hi all,
reverb i now always use.
(you may like it...)
Important: You need both of them!
1)Drag and drop in Pianoteq,(just one)
2)Go in Effects,
3)Save preset
https://app.box.com/s/jo50i152n5f75p5fuyz1
https://app.box.com/s/xu0s4yi2yefh03z067em
...It seems that in Pianoteq, even after we have save the effect (reverb),
Ptq seems to not make a copy of the IR .wav files inside the program folder... ???
maybe i do wrong, so i need help...
(Forgive my poor english)
...or put the two .wav files in (Mac):
User/(your name)/Library/Application Support/Modartt/Pianoteq/Presets/Free Presets
(sorry,i don't know for Windows users)
but someone will certainly give the good way to do it
PS: I am sure, (i hope!) there is a simpler way to us IR in Pianoteq5...
Very nice, thanks!
PS: I am sure, (i hope!) there is a simpler way to us IR in Pianoteq5...
In the main window, right-click on the reverb button, then select Use WAV impulse -> Load wav impulse... then find your wav file.
/* edit */ why do you say:
Important: You need both of them!
If i load just one of them it works fine.....?
Very nice, thanks!
imyself wrote:PS: I am sure, (i hope!) there is a simpler way to us IR in Pianoteq5...
In the main window, right-click on the reverb button, then select Use WAV impulse -> Load wav impulse... then find your wav file.
/* edit */ why do you say:
imyself wrote:Important: You need both of them!
If i load just one of them it works fine.....?
Hi Delt,
Yes! (load just one of them works fine)
happy that you like it
Which one is the "left" channel?
fantastic sound
How do you use them together ?
If the author is french (I really dont' know)
the wave G could be left and the D right
(gauche et droit)
Separate IR file for each channel? They're both stereo files, so why would you need that?
fantastic sound
How do you use them together ?If the author is french (I really dont' know)
the wave G could be left and the D right
(gauche et droit)
Hi,
Thank you,
Pitou give the answer!
G is left and D is right
(gauche et droit)
Drag one of the .wav files in Pianoteq, (and the two will be use by the program)
IMPORTANT: i really think it is better to put the two .wav files in: (Mac)
User/(your name)/Library/Application Support/Modartt/Pianoteq/Presets/Free Presets,
then go in Effects,
then Load Impulse Wav,
then save as a preset.
(This way Pianoteq will always find the .wav files)
PS: i do not make the IR files.
i try many,many of IR files i have, and these are the reverb i prefer to use...
(with the last .fxp ("DnR") i actually love)
hope you understand me
Forgive my poor english
Very nice, thanks!
imyself wrote:PS: I am sure, (i hope!) there is a simpler way to us IR in Pianoteq5...
In the main window, right-click on the reverb button, then select Use WAV impulse -> Load wav impulse... then find your wav file.
/* edit */ why do you say:
imyself wrote:Important: You need both of them!
If i load just one of them it works fine.....?
Hi,
truth is, i always put both of them in same folder,
and i have always think they must be together to work well...
take a look here:
https://www.soundeffects.ch/en/tutorial...stereo.php
interesting but... that implies a stereo source for the creation of impulse, or better a "dimensional" source I would say (like a piano, I agree); a mono source (voice, flute,... e.g.) would have no need for "stereo to stereo"... Then the convolution reverb has to be able to handle true stereo as well.
iNTERESTING THANKS!
On my MacBook Pro, I used to redirect the IR folder from PianoTeq Presets to: /Users/USERNAME/Documents/Native Instruments/Kontakt 5/presets/Effects
Yes Kontakt's Its, are great ;-)