--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Marc" <dive_dhali_dive@...> wrote:
realistic, acoustic piano. This is a limitation of the VA technology, not a matter or hubris or
disinterest in your goal.
You CAN arrive at a serviceable rendition of Rhodes and other digital emulations - and, as
Jimmy suggested, there are many examples of such efforts in the Voices directory of the Files
section for AN1x-list here at Yahoo! Groups.
With practice, you might arrive at a facsimile of an analog 'piano' type sound, but it will not
be a convincing replica of an acoustice piano. This is best suited for a ROMpler or sampler -
to insist otherwise is unproductive at best, naive at worst.
Jon
> thank you all for your sarcasm, nitpicking, put downs, and pointing out the obvious...You seem to have missed the point behind the humor. The AN1x is unsuited to emulating a
realistic, acoustic piano. This is a limitation of the VA technology, not a matter or hubris or
disinterest in your goal.
You CAN arrive at a serviceable rendition of Rhodes and other digital emulations - and, as
Jimmy suggested, there are many examples of such efforts in the Voices directory of the Files
section for AN1x-list here at Yahoo! Groups.
With practice, you might arrive at a facsimile of an analog 'piano' type sound, but it will not
be a convincing replica of an acoustice piano. This is best suited for a ROMpler or sampler -
to insist otherwise is unproductive at best, naive at worst.
Jon