Hi, I created an old-sounding upright piano sample starting from a Korg piano patch which was "aged" through a chain of effects (I fed the piano waveform to OSC1): since it's technically not out of tune, it serves its purpose without sounding too weird. There's some note stretching but it's only evident outside of the range of a five-octave keyboard (that is from C2 to C7). Sustain is relatively short but sufficient (somewhere between a harpsichord and a piano).
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Oldish piano patch.
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Re: Oldish piano patch.
Quite interesting! Great approach and very usable. But some notes seem to be extra dampend in the beginning and then get clearer (like the first chord or at 0:09) - what's that?
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Re: Oldish piano patch.
FZiegler wrote:Quite interesting! Great approach and very usable. But some notes seem to be extra dampend in the beginning and then get clearer (like the first chord or at 0:09) - what's that?
That's probably because the first chord is actually a broken Dm chord played with both hands (D-A-D on the left hand, F-A-D on the right hand): since it starts on a lower octave and ends two octaves higher, it gives the illusion of being a single chord sounding more brilliant towards the end, when it's actually two. What I played is a slightly revised excerpt from an early Baroque piece (can't remember the author): it was common for harpsichordists to play broken chords even when not specified, in order to gain some sustain (since the harpsi's was extremely short).
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