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Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings

2005-06-06 by George F. Litterst

Good morning, everyone.


Keep in mind that typical piano samples do not respond to incremental  
pedal data. I contacted Synthogy about this a while back and received  
this response:

"We do not support continuous sustain pedal in Ivory version 1.  It is
possible that we may support half pedaling features in a future  
version."

The piano sample in a Disklavier, Clavinova, and certain other  
keyboards will respond to incremental pedal data. I am not sure if  
there is any computer-based piano sample that does--I have not  
researched this point thoroughly. In the absence of response to  
incremental pedalling, you need to be careful about how you pedal  
when you make your recording: be sure that you swiftly move the pedal  
from fully up to fully down to fully up as you play.

Regards,
PianoBench


On Jun 6, 2005, at 9:59 AM, Danny wrote:

> From: Carpe Per Diem
>
> THE piano samples that many pros are using right now is IVORY
> <www.synthogy.com> -- Yamaha and Roland boxes are somewhat low end
> for consumers...
>
> **********
>
> Hi,
>
> Currently, Ivory is only available for Mac and not the PC...
>
> There are hundreds of competing sampled piano pacakages out now,  
> each claiming
> to be the best. This is all fairly subjective...
>
> You have the sampled Yamahas, Steinways, Bösendorfers, etc., and  
> most all are
> recorded in many differing environments, and using many different  
> types of
> recording equipment that add a bit of different 'colors' or very  
> little extra
> 'color'. Some recorded samples are better for creating jazz piano  
> sounds
> (mellow), pop (a bit bright), classical (with a bit more of the  
> environment
> sound, i.e., echoes / room reverb), etc.
>
> I have 8 different paid-for piano samples here that I use for  
> different types of
> music. And yes, I do have an over-all favorite set of piano samples  
> that I still
> want to get someday. It never ends... =)
>
>
> Danny
>
>
>
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