I would say the first step instead should be listening to the blues demo. I find this extremely difficult to do it correctly. Then, if necessary, make final adjusts in pianoteq velocity curves display.
Try to reduce it.įirst try to set your controller sesnsibility adjust to heavy. The most usual reason for this problem it's improper velocity curves adjust. Would be great to find some help in this forum.
#PIANOTEQ 5 FXP FILES HOW TO#
How to get what I hear in the demos? External sound card? Special settings in my Standard Version? Upgrade to Pro? What would be the right way? I'm a little bit lost. Performance settings in Pianoteq are internal sample rate = 48000hz, host sample rate = 96000Hz, buffer size = 384 samples = 4ms.
#PIANOTEQ 5 FXP FILES PRO#
I'm using the internal sound card in combination with a Beyer Dynamic DT 770 Pro Headphone. The computer performs finde and does not show any CPU overload. I'm using a Roland FP30 as MIDI source and a MacBook Pro Mid 2012 with 2,7 GHz Quad Core i7. It's quite "thin" and not that full/rich as you can hear in the demos and what you would expect from a "real" instrument. I'm a litte bit disappointed regarding my Pianoteq sound, because using the original presets from my Steinway NY/HB standard presets in my "Standard 7.5.2" package, I'm far away from getting the sound demonstrated in the demos or in dedicated YouTube videos.
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