I think there is a Miroslav Vitous sample CD that has huge acoustic pianos, you might search for that.... --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "sincultura13" <sincultura13@y...> wrote: > Thanks a lot... I appreciate it... I've been doing some thinking and > I finally realized what I'm missing. I'm really unhappy about not > being able to replicate my acoustic piano with a keyboard... I posted > my situation at the SOS forum (since it's really not a Xl-7 related > question...). if anyone wnats to try to help me out... > > "I spent three years without my acoustic piano... for the first year > I hardly composed anything, then I started to compose some things > after I began to play with organ and electric pianos sounds. I just > moved back to the place where I left my piano and I'm flowing with > ideas again... I'm not a lineal composer but more of a structural > composer... I deal with harmony and dynamics a lot and they way my > body reacts to them... Most of the things are jazz-like improvised > pieces. I just realized that is the lack of feedback that I get from > my QS8 that puts me of... I can't work around my piano part if I > record my acoustic piano since it'd be out of tune enough to not > sounds right when I add the other melodic instruments... But when I > play my QS8 I just don't get inspired... > > For me recording an acoustic piano is just not an option... Since I > need to be able to play at what ever time I want (ei. 2am) and I > don't have a studio room big enough for it... Also, I don't make > enough money to have somebody come to my house to tune the piano > every week.... > > I looked around and found this plug called "Steinberg The Grand > Virtual Grand Piano"... Has anyobody tried it? I also have an EMu ESi > sampler with 128mb of memory... If anybody know of a good sample cd > or plug please help me out.... > > I like the feel of the alesis enough, is the sound dynamics what i > don't like. I especially hate how unrealistic the sustain pedal > sounds and the fact the the aftertouch seems to be for all the keys > and not each single key individually... > > I've played some expensive roland and yamaha electric pianos and > though they responded better it wasn't really that close to a real > piano... > > Do any of you is going or went through the same situation? > > I'm really frustrated... Any help is more than welcome....." > > > BTW, has anybody tried the acoustic pianos on the ZR rom? It's > supposed to be great... > > > thanks... > > > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, erik_magrini@B... wrote: > > Thanks! I don't know much about the soft module/synth subject... > What > > I'm really looking for is a soft/hard module with good acoustic and > > old keyboard sounds... > > > > >>>Ah, you definitely don't want Plex then, it's more for weird > sounds and > > shit you've never heard before. <<< > > > > I'm not much of a synthhead... I'm quite happy in that deparment > with my > > XL-7, the ES1/2 in logic 5 and the > > free stuff I've downloaded like crystal 2. I just mess with the > parameters > > til i get something I like... Mostly atmospheric sounds and some > > background melodies/harmonies. Where I'm not fully happy is with > the > > acoustic pianos (and strings for the most part)... Any advice on > that > > deparment? > > > > >>>If you want to keep it in the XL-7, I'd suggest a P2500 Rom > (otherwise > > known as the Proteus Pop ROM) which is exactly what I use for those > types > > of sounds. Otherwise, in terms of software you could maybe go with > > Sampletank and a bread and butter collection of samples they > offer. In > > terms of hardware, maybe something like a Roland JV1010, or a used > > XV-2020? Going to be hard to find hardware that cheap though, even > used. > > My vote would be for the ROM. <<< > > > > rEalm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Plex
2003-09-17 by dwoodaman
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