Im also sad, please cry with me!

[leejohnson]

Congrats on your recent forwards! They did sound sad. Best Wishes for many more to come.Lee

[brindabella]

TY Justin and Lee!Justin, I have classical training, so no matter what, I always go back to that sound. What Im using there is the Steinway sound from E/WQL silver, after following Dave Walton's advice here over a year ago. It doesnt sound bad but man, that Ivory....

[stick]

Quote:TY Justin and Lee!Justin, I have classical training, so no matter what, I always go back to that sound. What Im using there is the Steinway sound from E/WQL silver, after following Dave Walton's advice here over a year ago. It doesnt sound bad but man, that Ivory.... Do you have a grand piano at home? Have you ever tried recording it? This piano sound you're using is pretty good, though it seems like the dynamic range is a little narrow. And the tone of the piano isn't changing that much from soft to loud. But hey... it's a forward!

[brindabella]

A grand piano? Nah! I dont even have a piano, just the keyboard. I know what you mean, but I find myself between a rock and a hardplace. If I do it midi,doesnt have much color. If I record it like audio, then it sounds artificial ...

[rfrey]

Fantastic! Glad to hear of your forward. These are both very nice pieces. Good luck!Rich

[bigshanek]

that first one sounds like a classical piece... nice work though and congratz on your forwards...

[bleuciel]

Congrats for your forward. Very nice songs well played. You got me, I was sure it was a real piano. Bravo!Jean Custeau / bleuciel@mail.com

[brindabella]

Thank you Rich! Thank you too , bluesky, isn't it?

[bleuciel]

You're right brindabella; bleuciel is the french for bluesky! Jean Custeau.

[jamesm]

Congrats on the forward, brindabella! The first one reminds me a bit of Rachmaninoff.