Add resonance modeling to your favorite sample libraries with Pianoteq 8 скачать в хорошем качестве

Add resonance modeling to your favorite sample libraries with Pianoteq 8

Keyscape is one of my favorite piano libraries. It was meant to sit well in a mix and it does a great job at that. However, for solo playing, it sounds more like a cleaned-up recording of a piano than sitting at an actual grand piano. This video demonstrates a few ways to bump up the realism for solo piano playing in Keyscape (or any other sample library) if you happen to also own Pianoteq. Of course, you can always add some reverb to make it sound better than the dry samples, but this tutorial is specifically for folks looking to make the strings ring out like an acoustic piano. The goal is to add realistic virtual resonance modeling to old sample libraries without clashing with any recorded resonance still present, to bring some liveliness and realism to the playing experience. When you play an acoustic piano, the strings "come alive", and Pianoteq does an excellent job modeling this resonance on its own, but you can also use it with sample libraries, integrated sounds on a digital piano, or technically any sound source. I'm using Bitwig in this video to demonstrate with the Keyscape C7, but this approach works with any virtual (or real) instrument and nearly every DAW. NOTE: If you don't have Pianoteq, PSP Pianoverb is a cool free plugin that will produce similar results to what we get around the 2:13 mark. https://www.pspaudioware.com/products... NOTE 2: Modartt's support team reported the issue I briefly touched on here (with the VST3 version of the Pianoteq plugin missing sidechain functionality in Studio One) to their development team on 11/14/2023. In the meantime, if you have a Mac, you can use the Pianoteq AU plugin in Studio One and it'll sidechain. NOTE 3: If you're clever with scripting, you probably don't need a plugin like WavesFactory Trackspacer. You need to bypass the sustain pedal in the sample library, and queue the note-off messages until the pedal is released, so it only ever plays damper-down samples and you don't need to worry about resonance buildup. I'm working on figuring this out in Bitwig and will put up another tutorial when I get that working. ‪@olivierw.frappier‬ came up with this super interesting approach and provided scripts for this that work with Logic and Reaper here: https://forum.modartt.com/viewtopic.p... 0:00 Intro 1:37 Step 1 - Route audio through Pianoteq 2:27 What's missing? 3:12 Step 2 - Route MIDI into Pianoteq 4:52 Step 3 - Duck Keyscape Also, TrackSpacer is made by WavesFACTORY, not Waves. I misspoke in the video. Sorry ‪@wavesfactory‬! Here are some links to the software I used: Modartt Pianoteq: https://www.modartt.com/ Spectrasonics Keyscape: https://www.spectrasonics.net/ WavesFactory Trackspacer: https://www.wavesfactory.com/audio-pl... Bitwig Studio: https://www.bitwig.com/ #pianoteq #keyscape #bitwig #tutorial