Topic: How your Pianoteq 5 midifile sounds?
I'm curious ... How your Pianoteq 5 midifile sounds?
Mine this way:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjcEb2l...e=youtu.be
Last edited by SteveKK (03-11-2014 21:19)
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Re: How your Pianoteq 5 midifile sounds?
Sounds great! Is there any external processing? Care to share the preset?
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robsogge wrote:
Sounds great! Is there any external processing? Care to share the preset?
Thanks Robsogge
The secret is ... NO INTERNAL PROCESSING ( read no effects and no equalizer ) and no external processing
Just over 30 years of synth programming ....
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Re: How your Pianoteq 5 midifile sounds?
right, there are so many sounds you can get out of Ptq... like this one, from the Yamaha C5 I recently purchased, different from the D4:
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Pianoteq has really a fantastic piano synthesizing engine.
One wish: the sound of key "knoking" on cabinet.
Each key pressed generates a low frequencies noise like knoking with hand knuckles on the wood cabinet
With that feature I can call Pianoteq engine "PERFECT"
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Re: How your Pianoteq 5 midifile sounds?
I think the "hammer noise" parameter is supposed to mimick that... with the delay you can bring it out without actually raising the hammer noise value, with the right adjustments...
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That sound might also be the sound of the key bottom hitting the felt that covers the key-bed--the "key-bed strike sound," I suppose it could be called, for lack of an uglier name.
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Jake Johnson wrote:
That sound might also be the sound of the key bottom hitting the felt that covers the key-bed--the "key-bed strike sound," I suppose it could be called, for lack of an uglier name.
Exactly Jake. That sound is generated by the whole cabinet
That is the " punch " that Pianoteq still doesn't has in its "sound"
Any Pianoteq programmer reading us now?
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The key-bed strike is already there in the sound, but it's subtle, and there is no way to control it.
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Jake Johnson wrote:
The key-bed strike is already there in the sound, but it's subtle, and there is no way to control it.
That's what I request. A parameter only for it
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I've just found the English term:
PIANO CABINET THUMP
Is it right?