Piano Page

Blends between the close and room microphone systems that were used for recording.

• All the way to the left, you only hear the close and direct sound.

• If the control is in the center position, you get a mix of the close and room signals.

• The more you turn the control to the right, the more the close sound disappears and the room microphones become prominent.

Adjusts the brightness of the piano sound.

• If you turn the control to the left, the sound gets warmer and darker, if you turn it to the right, the sound gets brighter and more focused on the high frequencies.

Adds compression to the sound.

• All the way to the left, the compressor lets the attack through and makes the transient sound even harder.

• If the control is in the center position, no compression is applied.

• All the way to the right, the transient is compressed heavily, making the piano sound softer and more sustaining.

Lets you adjust the sustain resonance level.

• To activate/deactivate the sustain resonance, click the On/Off button.

Lets you adjust the level of the natural release samples that are triggered when a piano key is released.

• To activate/deactivate the release sound, click the On/Off button.

Lets you adjust the level of the piano sound that is sent into the reverb effect.

Lets you adjust the level of the attack noise, to get a more pronounced “felt” sound.

• To activate/deactivate the attack noise, click the On/Off button.

Lets you adjust the level of the mechanical noise of the hammer leaving the string.

• To activate/deactivate the key noise, click the On/Off button.

Lets you adjust the level of the pedal noise that is triggered by pressing down the sustain pedal.

• To activate/deactivate the pedal noise, click the On/Off button.