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#1415116 - 04/11/10 05:06 AM
Re: The SuperNatural piano sound by Roland?
[Re: losthorizon777]
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losthorizon777 -
I don't much like the expressive grand on the RD either. When the SN upgrade is installed on the RD, Grand Piano 1 fires up...and it is a SN Expressive Grand...not my cup of tea. However, SN Grand Piano 2 and 4 are in my opinion SN Superior Grands that also feature much enhanced bass performance. These are very similar to the HP-307 Grand voices. All 307 voices are very similar, ie have the same tonal signature. I like the 307 voices and I like the RD SN Grand Piano 4 too.
With all of these voices (on RD and 307) I adjust key touch offset to somewhere between medium and heavy as this reduces the tendency for the upper mids to produce a harsher metallic twang at velocities that are a little too low.
If you like the Grand RD (which is the same basic sample as Mellow Piano and 600 Grand) then you are basically hearing the mighty old RD-600 piano voice. A pleasure to play but not at all the last word in realism. This basic voice has not been Supernatural'd.
Cheers,
Steve
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#1528505 - 10/05/10 08:45 AM
Re: The SuperNatural piano sound by Roland?
[Re: Andree]
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Registered: 09/13/10
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Loc: Yorkshire UK
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Id be happy to do it although ive no Idea what a DPBSD is I have a new HPI 7F with what you need. If its easy i,ll do it.  I know how to record etc guide me
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#1528509 - 10/05/10 08:52 AM
Re: The SuperNatural piano sound by Roland?
[Re: Andree]
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I'd be happy to replicate that on my HPi-6F as well, but I don't expect any difference from HPi-7F... (and I guess HPi6F = HP305 and HPi7F=HP307).
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#1528518 - 10/05/10 09:13 AM
Re: The SuperNatural piano sound by Roland?
[Re: kishonti]
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Kish do you have MSN i want to ask you a few questions
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#1528548 - 10/05/10 10:26 AM
Re: The SuperNatural piano sound by Roland?
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#1986128 - 11/13/12 11:49 AM
Re: The SuperNatural piano sound by Roland?
[Re: jmmec]
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Registered: 11/13/12
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I can't register on that page!
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#1986341 - 11/13/12 08:20 PM
Re: The SuperNatural piano sound by Roland?
[Re: clspruiell]
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I was able to login to the forum on my first attempt. As far as registration goes, send the admin an email if you are having troubles registering.
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