[ Closed ] Pianoteq video contest - entry announcements (Page 1 of 2)

I loved this! Which grand and preset did you use? Also really liked how you played around with the colors in the video!

Here's my second and final entry, akin to the first, but with different effects,

http://youtu.be/yIf5ZY5O2U8

Kindest Regards,

Chris

Hey

Here is my entry - it a quick start guide on Pianoteq Stage. I hope we can get some new Pianoteq users with this video.

http://youtu.be/ckr3-M3LhIg

If anyone is volunteering for dubbing a more professional presenter voice without that bad swiss accent - you are welcome :-)

Kind Regards,
Daniel

nice,  Hans . . . clever video and tasty ensemble

Lanny

http://youtu.be/KjH71umWQaI

Hello Pianoteq - this is for the competition.

Thanks,

Matt Leonard Price

Extraordinary Matt... great piece !

Hey all,

This is my entry. A demo of how do I use Pianoteq as a VSTi instrument while recording my music.

Best of luck to all !

http://youtu.be/LazaGcbgSSo

To ALL: Great job and Good Luck! This is video for Pianoteq Video Contest.

MP3 -- https://www.dropbox.com/s/7gt8o769jxp8o...altzes.mp3
WAV - https://www.dropbox.com/s/v0807ti5h6n57...altzes.wav

As I don't have a camera, there is only screen capture. This piece is composed by Lubos Fiser and English translation is "Dreams and Waltzes". Luboš Fišer (1935 -- 1999) was a Czech composer, born in Prague.  Is it Modern classical music and I think this piece is not for everybody, but I like it so much :-)

I used modified D4 Classical Recording BA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZYID_QolkU
Please, switch to High Definition 1080p. Click the link to download full audio quality:

Ludek

Hello.  Here is a bit of improvisation with your great D4.  I have an album of recorded improvs for sale at iTunes, and will consider using this software for my next release.  It's just awesome to play. 
Thank You! 
Jeremiah Bornfield - Composer of New Classical Music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTtL7M6UAa0

OK then, here is mine... Why not
Un peu de chanson française?! :-)
It's a duo with my own daughter called... "Dad and Me " !
It was absolutely not intended to enter in this competition, but it's a testimony that you really CAN use PT ("D4 player" slightly modified) "live"!
Some people asked me what model of Casio piano it was, given the great sound... :-) Well, this is the problem of Pianoteq: you can hear it, but not often see it! In this case, my laptop was lying on the floor, on my left side, so you can't see it! Not sure this will be a good argument for the competition either !!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMSePLsr...e=youtu.be

Thank you, but as I wrote, I did this video before the competition began and I didn't intend to "show" Pianoteq, so... well, it's heard and not seen ! I don't really try to win this competition either, I just thought it was an opportunity to show Pianoteq in action, "live"   ;-)

And for the "like" function... well, I'll have to ask to my daughter !!! :-)

Thanks a lot 2mGamma, BTW nice ideas in your music.

Ludek

Make no excuses, Studiocat,

Sounds very nice and let me complement you on the audio setup . .  having played that on the big Kurzweil with Pianoteq should get lots of attention.

Kudos,

Lanny

       Thanks Lanny!    -Perry-

Hi,

My video for the contest is a personal recording of  the beginning of Schubert Impromptu op.90 n°3 with Numa  Nero keyboard and Pianoteq 4 Stage. It's not perfect, with many imperfections of "touché"  but Pianoteq is a great to tool to work and see all these imperfections.

http://youtu.be/3yaaiGmk3qw

En français

Voici ma vidéo avec l'enregistrement du début de l' Impromptu Op.90 N°3 de Schubert effectué avec Pianoteq4 Stage et le clavier Numa Nero. C'est loin d'être  parfait : beaucoup de problèmes de touché mais Pianoteq est un outil très intéressant pour voir tous ses défauts. Le point fort de Pianoteq et vraiment sa jouabilité même si j'ai l'impression que la limitation de la vélocité MIDI à 127 est le principal handicap du système.

Christophe

Greetings from Brighton

Here is my entry. No virtuoso performances here - more a story of what happens when a grand piano dies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB7YGO5kEAU

It's a work in progress, so watch this space!

Hey hey... Very natural sound you did Matt

What was the setup you used, what pianoteq model...  ,how do you recorded the sound, only direct from software or a mix of the software and mics?

Niclas could extend the final day for the competition, cause it's getting better and better.

Nice idea... its like a bionic replacement of the strings. You turned your grand into a 4th generation piano. (Were you looking at the sea from that window?)

G

Brilliant! How much has this set up cost?

Hi, Here's my entry:0) 

http://youtu.be/-PiqJUoLt2o

Kindest regards.

Hi everybody
Hope this video stay between the rules of the contest because nothing is syncked in time.............
In any way ,I wish everybody the same amazing experience that I have when launching that small little program on my laptop.........................
have nice days.........

emmanuel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irMk_kZoj4Q

Thanks for nice feedback.

I'm using Pianoteq Stage 4.2.0 with Logic Pro 9. The Mic is a SE Electronics Z5600a II in a cradle and boom. I just added a little reverb to the voice in the Logic channel.  My keyboard (Studiologic SL-880) is a bit old and tired now so I've adjusted the Pianoteq velocity curve to help improve the response (a very useful feature of Pianoteq). Thanks.

Yes we are lucky, we look right out - great place for making music and composing