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Topic: String Quartet No. 3, in Eb Major, by Philip Glass (FP-30)

https://soundcloud.com/user-643574021/s...no-3-in-eb

Made on Pianoteq 6.7, using the Blüthner Prelude, playing a Roland FP-30, using stock velocity curves. I found that the standard curve in the Blüthner works perfectly with the FP-30's heavy keyboard. (Any one know if they're different from piano to piano?) Anyways, hope you enjoy! Feel free to comment any critique, it would be much appreciated.

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Re: String Quartet No. 3, in Eb Major, by Philip Glass (FP-30)

Your selection sounds a very nuanced one.  That is indeed realistic to my ears.  Man, it’s entirely believable, just as any studio piano performance.  Perhaps the details of it are typical, generally of Roland manufactured keyboards.  From some of the comments I’ve read at this forum, such boards seem to require very little or no velocity adjustments, no curves.

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