Brad Saucier

This Version of the Piano has Key Noises added. Release and Attack sounds are on a hex layer in Zone 2. Slider 2 adjust the level of attack key noise which adds more low end to the attack that is contained in the original piano sample. The added noise is more apparent in the upper octaves. Slider 3 adjust the level of release key noise. Adjust to taste. The default levels were set using headphones. You'll need to adjust the levels depending on your listening environment and style of playing. Start by quickly adjusting the slider levels to the extremes while playing a few notes to get an idea of the sound your adding to the mix. Turn off Zone 1 to hear the key noise alone. This Piano still includes Early Reflection DSP and the adjustable wet level for it is on Slider 5. Adjust to taste. The stock PX5 piano is dry. If you like a wetter sound then you should try this. BTW. With Sliders 2, 3 and 5 all the way down this Piano becomes similar to the stock piano. You can get a lot of variation in the piano sound by just playing with all of the sliders and knobs on this stage setting.

This is a stage setting along with the appropriate phrase for playing Piano to a metronome. The desired time signature is defined by the phrase you choose to play. Download and place the desired phrases in empty user slots. Press the phrase button and choose the one you want using the + - buttons. "Metronome" phrase is 4/4 time Others are....5/4, 6/8, 3/4 and 2/4.