Topic: Uploaded new Cantable 4-way split using Creart's EQ settings
I created a new 4 way split using the EQ setting that Creart uses for his Baldwin, and an MP3 demonstrating its sound. (The point of departure, however, the preset that these instances are all derived from, is the Grand C2 Chamber.)
This Cantablile lite\free file goes into the Cantabile 1.2 Lite folder. For Cantabile to find PianoTeq, the Pianoteq.dll file needs to be in C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VSTI Plugins\Pianoteq 2.2
To open the file and automatically load all of the instances of Pianoteq into their splits, just click on File, Open, and double-click on the name of the file.
You can of course make edits on each instance\split and then save them using Save as. (Be aware, however, that Cantabile will ask you if you want to save your edits when you exit it. If you click on Yes, you will overwrite my original settings, and won't be able to recover them without downloading the file again.
For editing, you need to know the split points:
Rack 1, Plugin 1: The lower bass
Rack 1, Plugin 2: The octave below middle C
Rack 2, Plugin 1: The middle C octave up to the B below the next C
Rack 2, Plugin 2: All notes from the C above middle C to the end of the keyboard.
This instrument is a close perspective acoustic piano. On some systems, the treble may seem very slightly loud in comparison with the bass and midrange, particularly at high velocities. You may want to create a reduced velocity scale or lower the volume slightly in the treble instance of PianoTeq (Rack 2, Plugin 2).
