Topic by Joel

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Topic: Request: Kawai CN37 (RHIII also used in CN25, CN35, ES8, CN27, MP7SE)

Hey everyone,

I'm quite new to the whole pianoteq experience and I'm trying to figure out a good velocity curve for my Kawai CN37. I was wondering if anyone had some tips, or a curve to use, as the one I got by doing my own calibration just doesn't feel quite right...
The same keyboard action RHIII, or "Responsive Hammer 3) is also used in the CN25, CN35, ES8, CN27 and MP7SE.
Thanks

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Re: Request: Kawai CN37 (RHIII also used in CN25, CN35, ES8, CN27, MP7SE)

If you are new to the calibration setup method, you should do it 4 or 5 times to get the feel and hang of it.  You will see different results do to what you are doing - not what the setup stipulates.  In fact, you can move the dots to be more consistent. Kind of like smoothing.  Your keyboard is not responsible nor is Pianoteq.

Do it again,

Lanny

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