Monastery Grand

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Just to know, when talking about it to others.

Cheers.
Last edited by mevla on Thu Jun 25, 2020 2:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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mevla wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2020 1:38 pm Just to know, when talking about it to others.

Cheers.
just received an e-mail about the monastery grand, says all versions.
you can also try it...

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From today's "MonasteryGrand – Get FREE sampled stage piano " email:
How to run it?
To use MonasteryGrand you need any version of MSoundFactory modular virtual instrument platform installed.

MSoundFactory (€299/intro price €199),MSoundFactoryLE (€199/€99), or the free MSoundFactoryPlayer, which you get by installing MSoundFactory (as the) 15-days fully working trial version end letting it expire.
DarkStar, ... Interesting, if true
Inspired by ...

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Yes, yes, yes, I rushed to the download w/o reading it all ! :)

Cheers.

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Really great sounding. The creative mode with its presets are awesome for FXs and such.

Also quite low on the CPU.

What a great introduction to the MSF capabilities.

Questions:

Once installed, can the original .mproduct file be stored away ?

Is it possible to switch between harmonies from the DAW ? What Bitwig is currently exposing as a control is only the level of a selected harmony, not switching between them.

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Woo. downloading

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Uh, how do I delete this post?

Thanks.

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checking this out! Maybe change 'mikes' to mics for an update. Unless that genuinely switches between different people called Mike...

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Well, they were short of mic stands, and it so happens that the three guys holding the most important mics were named Michal.

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wilx wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2020 8:57 am checking this out! Maybe change 'mikes' to mics for an update. Unless that genuinely switches between different people called Mike...
:hihi:

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My sustain pedal doesn't work with Monastery Grand, any ideas why? Works fine for other piano plugins I have. Edit: Looks like it's related to my DAW. Doesn't work in Tracktion 6 but does in Waveform.

The piano is a W. Hoffmann, which is made by C. Bechstein. Apparently more affordable than a Bechstein. Seems to have a very wide dynamic range and I haven't noticed any notes that are terribly out of adjustment, which is the thing I hate about many sampled pianos. Will have to play around with it more.
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My sustain pedal works, but that's it - there is no support for half-pedaling, re-pedaling, no sustenuto, no soft pedal.
Pretty much useless for playing.

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The sound is not bad though, but reverb tweaking is a must.
If folks from Melda add real pedal support, this might become a library to consider, even as commercial offering.

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Any tips please on how to get this to work without stuttering/dropouts on a slightly older laptop? The CPU benchmark seems to say I could run 11 instances at once, but even one is struggling. I've tried the obvious tweaks of sample rate and polyphony to no great benefit. Many thanks.

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VladK wrote: Sat Jun 27, 2020 6:33 pm My sustain pedal works, but that's it - there is no support for half-pedaling, re-pedaling, no sustenuto, no soft pedal.
Pretty much useless for playing.
It's free. I think none of my pianos offers much in that regard. But I "play" the piano in my MIDI roll so it doesn't matter :)

Masi

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