How do I make my Pianoteq sound better?

In addition to the condition slider, there are a few others you’ll want to play around with in order to make Pianoteq sound better. These won’t be quite as noticeable as the condition slider, but can still make a notable difference. For best results, play notes in each registry, and listen loudly with headphones.

How Pianoteq works?

Pianoteq uses a unique powerful physical model that creates the sound in realtime as you play instead of playing back a set of recorded samples. It responds and interacts just like a real acoustic instrument, and allows you to tweak the beautiful sounds in amazing ways — all with a tiny memory footprint.

How do you activate Pianoteq?

a Instrument packs activation

1. Register your instrument pack serial in your user area.
2. In Pianoteq, update your licence activation by clicking on “Help”, “About” and “Update licence” (don’t use the instrument serial, just keep your current Pianoteq serial).

How do you use pianoteq in logic?

Select or create a software instrument track in the Arrange window. Then select Modartt and there you’ll find Pianoteq. When the plugin is open, you can select your Bluthner piano.

How do I use instrument plugins in Logic?

Go to Live tab on the top left, and click on “Preferences.” Click on the Plug-In section and make sure you turn on “Use Audio Units,” “Use VST2 Plug-In System Folders” and “Use VST2 Plug-In Custom Folder.” If needed, also turn on “VST3 Folders.” Close this window and go to the Plug-Ins tab on the left hand side.

What are the deepest switches?

Gat Black Inks are one of the deepest sounding linear switches, and are relatively smooth stock. Comparable in feel to Tealios, at a much more affordable price point. Inks have significantly less stem wobble than other linears.

What does Thock mean keyboard?

Low pitched typing sounds
Thock: Low pitched typing sounds, sometimes described as “deep.” Clack: Higher pitched typing sounds. Hollowness: The empty sound that occurs from too much empty space inside a keyboard case or the way in which sounds reverberate in what empty space remains. Ping: The high-pitched ringing sound that accompanies typing.