who slammed the door
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MaxCapruz
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Re: who slammed the door
Ns3 compact. I hear it. But only with amp sim on and mid on +15
The noise seems to appear from minimum force up to a 30% on left channel (I listen throw headphones) while strings are sounding from center/ right. It seems not coming from piano. But playing harder then 30% probably the sample changes and the noise disappears.
Timing suggests that it's the same sample on B and C
The noise seems to appear from minimum force up to a 30% on left channel (I listen throw headphones) while strings are sounding from center/ right. It seems not coming from piano. But playing harder then 30% probably the sample changes and the noise disappears.
Timing suggests that it's the same sample on B and C
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Re: who slammed the door
OK, now I managed to hear it also. It requires a really quiet environment and (for me) both treble and midrange at +15 dB until I noticed it in one channel. Once you hear it, you can scale back a bit on the EQ and it's still there faintly, but more or less goes away as EQ is removed. Maybe it's some part of the sampling procedure (like a wooden stick handle or some such that makes a faint noise).
It is not an issue that I've ever noticed before, but maybe I simply don't deploy such strong EQ in my playing. I'd rather pick something else, like the Bright Grand, I think.
It is also there on the M version, on the exact same two notes.
It is not an issue that I've ever noticed before, but maybe I simply don't deploy such strong EQ in my playing. I'd rather pick something else, like the Bright Grand, I think.
It is also there on the M version, on the exact same two notes.
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Re: who slammed the door
I tried as Baekgaard suggested me, by playing these 2 notes via midi, via the virtual keyboard, same artefact, on B and C, on royal piano. It is not the grand hardware cause. If i don’t add mid eq it is almost disapeared. So this is the solution with this piano may be, but..
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Re: who slammed the door
Yes, it's a small artefact on the Royal 3D that is only audible when using somewhat extensive EQ.
As mentioned, in case you need a very bright piano and is bothered by the"doorslam" maybe the Bright grand or the Silver could be helpful with less EQ also.
As mentioned, in case you need a very bright piano and is bothered by the"doorslam" maybe the Bright grand or the Silver could be helpful with less EQ also.
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Hlaalu
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Re: who slammed the door
Maybe because it requires quite some EQ to catch it, and many of us may consider the Royal 3D to be a nice piano in itself that is best enjoyed as-isHlaalu wrote:It's strange how this has gone unnoticed in more than 3 years...
But yes; you are right.
I wonder how many other Easter eggs we can find in the pianos...
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Hlaalu
Re: who slammed the door
Well let's hope not so many! But who knows, maybe some Keith Jarrett's moans here and there?baekgaard wrote:I wonder how many other Easter eggs we can find in the pianos...
Sure I do, it's one of my favourites and indeed I don't EQ it much if all. By the way, as the OP was saying, this "discovery" does raise the question as to whether XL pianos are really key-to-key sampled. This bug per se doesn't techically disprove it (whatever caused that click might have gotten in the way again on the next key sample) but it raises a question mark in my opinion.baekgaard wrote:many of us may consider the Royal 3D to be a nice piano in itself that is best enjoyed as-is
On the other hand, though, I don't see why Nord would "cheat" on this. Also, XL pianos are more than twice the size of L pianos. All that MBs must be there for a reason...
EDIT: In my opinion, this should be on the "bug thread" and/or possibly sent to Nord. Not technically a bug with the keyboard but I'd like to know if I were Nord. After all this piano sample is possibly one of their best and they may well want it to be as perfect as possible.
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