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Old 26.01.2004, 10:56 AM
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What do you get when you hours of free time, Native Isntruments Kontakt and 1,33Gb of free Steinway samples?

This: www.kolumbus.fi/juho.lepisto/Campanella.mp3

Check http://theremin.music.uiowa.edu/MIS.html for the samples. Great free samples. Only minuses are that you'll have to download them one by one and every sample has about 0,5-1,0 seconds silence at the start.
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Old 26.01.2004, 11:32 AM
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are thos multisamples?
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Old 26.01.2004, 12:47 PM
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Of course. That piano has every key sampled with three layers (piano pianissimo, mezzo forte, forte fortissimo). Check those samples out. I havent tried out the rest of the samples but if they're as good as that Steinway, then I'll have to dl them all.
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it can take an huor to download all thos one by one and order them in the sampler

any chance for a konkat preset? if you already did it
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it can take an huor to download all thos one by one and order them in the sampler
You're kidding, right? Probably possible if you have really fast line. It took me many hours to even download the sounds not to mention creating the patch for them.

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Sure.

www.kolumbus.fi/juho.lepisto/GrandPiano.nki
www.kolumbus.fi/juho.lepisto/GrandPiano2.nki

Copy them to the same folder as the samples.
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thanx juho but the links are broken
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thanx juho but the links are broken
They work fine. It seems that the file is identified as html file so select "Save target as..." and then save the file on the same folder as the samples and then just rename the .html to .nki.
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Own composition?
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Franz Liszt "La Campanella".

I don't play that. Hoho. That's bloody hard piece even for experienced classical pianist (sounds simple but the truth is quite different). Liszt had so big hands that he could cover nineteen semitones (average person can cover 14-16 semitones). And of course he used that trait in that piece.

So you need years and years of experience in classical piano + bloody big or lightning fast hands to play that song.
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I foound a pdf score for that piece: http://www.sheetmusicarchive.net/com...s_b/lzpe_3.pdf

Edit: Even all those "ultra cool trance arpeggiations" that are played with automatic arpeggiator are simple when compared to that. Well, maybe you'll have to be sick to play that piece.
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