Topic: Santa Claus comes to town...
We have heard from a reliable source that Santa Claus will make an early visit to all Pianoteq customers on December 20...
- ranger
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well thats a tease I'm pacing the floors maybe I'll mix a bloody mary or two
thanks great news
- creart
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ooh - you have our attention !!!!
- Doug F
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Should I have waited??? I just ordered Pianoteq today (Dec 12)....
- Niclas Fogwall
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Doug F wrote:
Should I have waited??? I just ordered Pianoteq today (Dec 12)....
No problem, the gift is for all Pianoteq customers (current and future).
- Luc Henrion
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a midi file of "jingle bells" ? :-)))
- etalmor
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music to my ears :-)
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- Beto-Music
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I will let my sucks near the hearth :-)
Why not start right now a fast competition to a Christman composition competition, or christmas performance competiton, to be posted on Pianoteq's site?
- creart
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a CP80!!!!!!
great Christmas gift guys!!!!!!!!!!
MERRRRY christmas!!!!
cheers
Hans
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creart wrote:
a CP80!!!!!!
great Christmas gift guys!!!!!!!!!!
MERRRRY christmas!!!!cheers
Hans
Yeah, nice gift.
Thank you Philippe, Niclas, Julien, and a merry Christmas for all you.
The Rhodes is a bit different, since there is no strings, but metal bars to resonate. Both are electro acoustic I think.
- Beto-Music
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The earlier versions of Pianoteq can't run this new add-on. I think it's a good idea keep something like that, with periodic updates and new Add-ons requiring the main software update to run. This way it's bether to fight piracy.
- Beto-Music
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See this page: http://pt.wikizic.org/Yamaha-CP-80/
And this Jerry Lee Lewis performance of a kind similar model: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8Cgn5JDEak
But I'm curious about the controls on the left side. Could pianoteq add those original controls to a full model reproduction able to do original adjustments?
May I ask help for someone explains how those original controls changes the sound?
- Jake Johnson
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Great gift. Love the sound, and thanks for creating both the original and the restored version.
- pethu
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Thankyouthankyouthankyou!
Pianoteq is quickly going from being my No. 1 practice piano to be a sonic toolbox useable in all kinds of settings... I've recently had reason to admire how well the S. Erard fits in all sorts of jazz and blues mixes. And now this!
The default CP80 presets are a bit mushy for my taste, but upping the hammer hardness instantly gave me that symphonic rock punch-through I crave.
I think I can put my Hollow Sun CP70 samples out to pasture now!
- pethu
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Beto-Music wrote:
See this page: http://pt.wikizic.org/Yamaha-CP-80/
And this Jerry Lee Lewis performance of a kind similar model: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8Cgn5JDEak
But I'm curious about the controls on the left side. Could pianoteq add those original controls to a full model reproduction able to do original adjustments?
May I ask help for someone explains how those original controls changes the sound?
I think it had a built-in chorus. (It was either that or a tremolo.) Not really something I'll expect to ever see inside Pianoteq...