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Kananot Sketch
Short piece created using LK. Instruments: Felt piano (via AudioLayer), Viking Synth (bass), OB-Xa (musicbox-ish). Reverb: AudioReverb (virsyn)
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Good to see you post! Very nice. Look forward to more (and longer).
Great app selections here...
LK - excellent MIDI Loop and Control app. Opens doors to the Ableton style of music control.
"Tracks and Scenes" that map to external controllers potentially with rows of pads. MIDI Learn might be coming. These folks listen to their users and keep adding features fast.
Felt piano (via AudioLayer) - did you get yours from PianoBook.com or somewhere else?
This one is a nice gentle piano tone. I'd love to see more of these tracks.
Viking Synth (bass) - one of my first app purchases. Great bass tones
OB-Xa (musicbox-ish) - this developer took it hard on first release but I'm glad it's stable.
Reverb: AudioReverb (virsyn) - Amazing sonic quality in a reverb. Harry makes great apps.
Re the felt piano. I resampled (for personal use) my favorite desktop piano: NI’s Noire Felt (sampled from Nils Frahm’s piano). Hopefully, I’ll have some more fully fleshed out pieces made with it before too long.
I'm hopeful that one of the development houses will put out a nice Felt Piano. We have
a dozen E-Pianos but the Felt Piano market is wide open for someone to fill.
I'd like to hear more of your re-sampled instrument. I'll bet we can get close by filtering
RC 275 or any of the usual Piano suspects that show up in the rankings.
This sounds like something to waste an afternoon pursuing.
UPDATE: Using Attack Softner, FAC Transient, BLEASS Filter, Parametric EQ, AudioReverb on Ravenscroft 275 to create a Felt Piano effect. FAC Transient over compensates and it actually sounds a bit more natural without it. You can her is pulse a bit... maybe someone would like that in a mix.
In AudioLayer, you can get some "felt-like" action by using its filter. I have a Salamander variant that use where I use that. You can't do what with Ravenscroft (which I don't like as much as Salamander anyway) because it doesn't have a per-note envelope-driven filter (AudioLayer does) and if you just run the Ravenscroft output through a filter, you will be filtering the overall output. You wouldn't be having each note filtered with its own articulation.
While the AudioLayer filtering provides a nice instrument, in my opinion there isn't anything as good as Noire. The piano itself is great and tweaked to Frahm's demanding specifications, and they did any amazing job recording every aspect of it (including the mechanical noises which can add a really nice character).
Noire is my absolute favorite piano. I've even spent some quality time re-building it in AL because I like it so much (Not the complete instrument with all bells and whistles of course).
Hey, they even sampled the sounds of Nils' motion on his piano chair and drop it in from time to time😁
I hope you don't mind if I include another piece done with Noire here?
@rs2000 : thanks for posting that. Yeah, Noire is fantastic. It took me a year to convince myself to get it. A good friend recorded a piece with it and as soon as I heard it, I knew I had to bite the bullet. I am a crap piano player but it brings me a lot of joy to play it.