Loop points?
17 May 2012, 15:23Hi ya,
In need of some assistance, I am trying to make my own multisampled piano for the g. I have tried the walgraphix pianos which are beautiful but.......when playing live in my band they just don't cut through the mix and no amount of messing with them has achieved this which led me to doing the last 2 gigs with the g and my old Yamaha p60 stage piano for the piano bits and getting very worried about the weight of the 2 on my stnad. As long in the tooth as the P60 is (and yes it's mono) it's sound beats anything that the g has and cuts through beautifully live. So I came up with the idea of multisampling the P60 into the fantom. So far it's sounding good, got a 99.9% reproduction of the p60's main piano however. When holding the sustain you hear the samples dropping out and then the addition of blank hiss along with whatever else your playing. I presume I need to set loop points but Don't know where to start as I'm new to this malarkey and quite frankly am amazed I've got this far anyway. Any help will be greatly appreciated
Cheers
Jools
In need of some assistance, I am trying to make my own multisampled piano for the g. I have tried the walgraphix pianos which are beautiful but.......when playing live in my band they just don't cut through the mix and no amount of messing with them has achieved this which led me to doing the last 2 gigs with the g and my old Yamaha p60 stage piano for the piano bits and getting very worried about the weight of the 2 on my stnad. As long in the tooth as the P60 is (and yes it's mono) it's sound beats anything that the g has and cuts through beautifully live. So I came up with the idea of multisampling the P60 into the fantom. So far it's sounding good, got a 99.9% reproduction of the p60's main piano however. When holding the sustain you hear the samples dropping out and then the addition of blank hiss along with whatever else your playing. I presume I need to set loop points but Don't know where to start as I'm new to this malarkey and quite frankly am amazed I've got this far anyway. Any help will be greatly appreciated
Cheers
Jools