Re: Piano On X5D
- From: <mstockinger@xxxxxxx>
- To: <korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2001 23:06:37 +0100
Hello!
I agree with Ivens de Carvalho's opinion and also recommend trying the
Programm N264 Pano in N364 Soundbank as astarting point. I like this one
very much.
Also try using distortion effect (very gentle) to reproduce the "snaring
sound" when playing high velocities.
Greetings,
Michael
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ivens de Carvalho" <dko4342@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 10:39 PM
Subject: SV: Piano On X5D
>
> Billy wrote:
> >Do you reckon I would be better off borrowing this X5 indefinitely off me
> >brother?
>
> This is the likely suggestion from this particular forum:
> Borrow the X5 indefinitely. You can always supplement by buying
> the Ensoniq or similar. But the X5 has a lot of possibilities
> to discover.
>
> Nicolas wrote:
> >Hey every one!
> >I need to know how to make a good Acustig piano sound on my X5D (Decent
> sound is ok)
> =)
>
> The way to get a really good piano sound is to program a stereo
> perspective into the sound. This can only be done in combi mode.
> The way to do it is to split the keyboard into 8 disjoint areas,
> each with their own panning, which should of course be from left
> to right as you move up the keyboard. You will be surprised how
> big a difference it makes to hear the stereo spread! I have been
> able to fool a studio engineer temporarily into believing it was
> a real piano. When you define the splits and pans be aware that
> the panning must be very strong in the middle of the keyboard,
> meaning many very small splits in the middle of the keyboard, and
> one large split to each side of the keyboard. Also, *don't* pan
> to the extremes. It will not sound natural. Max panning should be
> something like 50% Left to 50% Right. This will get close to the
> sound you would have from a real piano miked up with two mikes
> above the strings.
> My main piano sound is based on the standard Piano 16' sound, which
> sounds darn good used this way. I can send you the sound if you like,
> but I also think it was included in the Genesis/Resonance bank that
> was included on Korgy Park.
>
> Cheers
>
> Frank Carvalho
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