Topic by Philippe Guillaume

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Topic: a preset for fun

Just for fun, we have built a preset which is some sort of cyber piano,
not acoustic nor really electric, maybe somebody will like it? (play around with some parameters like unison width, hammer hardness... to make a personalized version!)

It can be downloaded on our support page by all customers.

It requires the beta version to be loaded as preset, and the cyberpiano.ptq file must be dropped in:
C:\Program Files\Pianoteq 2.1-beta\Add-ons (PC)
/Applications/Pianoteq 2.1-beta/Add-ons (mac)

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Re: a preset for fun

So if we don't have the beta, we can't use this... ?

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Re: a preset for fun

Interesting preset.

    Remamber some kind of keyboard played in Amusement parks, specially the bass range.

    But I'm waiting Modartt to create a beautifull harpsichord preset  :-)


    The preset C1medium (v1), made as reference of the firt realise version,  shows how thin was Pianoteq early months version, specially if we set the hammer hardness to the same ocf Grand C2 Concert.   I can still remamber those old times  :-)

Reply by Philippe Guillaume

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Re: a preset for fun

doug wrote:

So if we don't have the beta, we can't use this... ?

no, because this preset contains some new parameters than were not implemented in the previous version (new versions can read old ptq files, but old versions cannot read new ptq files)

Concerning harpsichord, it is on our todo list

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Re: a preset for fun

Made me happy with that harpsichord news. Take your time, make it great!