I'd suggest using samples. Infyuthsion has a great collection of panned piano samples. Just open the sample library panel and search one shots with the text "Inf_Piano".
If you mean to set up, maybe. A Machiniste has nine slots. That gives you more than an octave. Unless you have a melody with a contour that looks like a rollercoaster, or extremely dense chords, you should be OK with one if you just pick the notes you need :)
get a heisenburg
load a grand piano preset
fiddle around with the heisenburg
id say make the decay alittle more and release alittle more higher
should sound spot on
use chords like this
thats when u make one note track (preferably a 1/8 step) and go 2 up from it and 1 up from that one. should sound good
u can invert that too
id get a delay too (set it to 1 step and 16 step echo, high freq. and a low level)
and a r.eq
:)
I use a similar technique, I remember back when I started I was like "bruh piano preset don't sound like piano dumb personpeople who did this preset". Now after five years on AT I realize how stupid I was and it ain't too hard making your own piano sounding heisen
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I'd suggest using samples. Infyuthsion has a great collection of panned piano samples. Just open the sample library panel and search one shots with the text "Inf_Piano".
exactly this, haha read my mind ^^
These take forever to use though .-.
If you mean to set up, maybe. A Machiniste has nine slots. That gives you more than an octave. Unless you have a melody with a contour that looks like a rollercoaster, or extremely dense chords, you should be OK with one if you just pick the notes you need :)
get a heisenburg
load a grand piano preset
fiddle around with the heisenburg
id say make the decay alittle more and release alittle more higher
should sound spot on
use chords like this
thats when u make one note track (preferably a 1/8 step) and go 2 up from it and 1 up from that one. should sound good
u can invert that too
id get a delay too (set it to 1 step and 16 step echo, high freq. and a low level)
and a r.eq
:)
how do you get the piano on the side?
I use a similar technique, I remember back when I started I was like "bruh piano preset don't sound like piano dumb personpeople who did this preset". Now after five years on AT I realize how stupid I was and it ain't too hard making your own piano sounding heisen
You mean the piano roll? Double click a note region. Also, please post general questions in the Help board: https://www.audiotool.com/board/newbie