Topic by scherbakov.al

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Topic: Temperament settings. Acknowledgments.

I would like to express my great gratitude and admiration for the well thought out, incredibly convenient and extremely visual way of controlling temperaments. For many years, people have been searching, experimenting with different systems and temperaments. Pianoteq now has an incredibly flexible tool. I admire how any temperament setting is easily applied to the instrument. Indeed, when changing temperament, it is also necessary to keep the instrument “tuned”, which requires taking into account the inharmoniousness of the strings and impedance. It's amazing.
Thanks again! Bravo!

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Re: Temperament settings. Acknowledgments.

Agreed! As far as I'm aware, Pianoteq is pretty much in a class of its own in this respect.

Reply by Emmanuel Tuts-Schiemsky

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Re: Temperament settings. Acknowledgments.

dazric wrote:

Agreed! As far as I'm aware, Pianoteq is pretty much in a class of its own in this respect.


complete agree with this.....
Pianoteq is the only soundsource that implement the scalafile from Manuel Op de Coul in a visual practical manner to replay and edit microtonal scales!And you have keyboard mapping!!
This is awesome!
I don’t understand why pianoteq is not more hyped on all these ‘serieus ‘microtonal sites on the net.
Pianoteq is the most ‘easy’way to escape from these 12 notes in an octave.......
So many thanks again to the pianoteq team for these options!!!

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