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Re: Piano instruments
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 11:57 am
by roy38
DomiChi wrote:roy38 wrote:
Ahhhhh i still see they have the classic "Mr Tramp" vst, absolute class and so good, yet so simple.
I do not know what you mean?
There is a vst marked as "mr tramp" on that page it is a simple vst that can create sounds, it is so simple to use
Re: Piano instruments
Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2014 11:40 am
by Eino
I'am not using Windows, can't use a Windows .dll file.
Re: Piano instruments
Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 4:02 pm
by musikbear
Lmms can load it using it's built-in VST plugin hoster, Vestige.
afaik Unfortunately not
windows specific dll on linux. If thats not so, -eg win-specific-dlls actually DO work on linux, then please post again here. I always like to learn something
Re: Piano instruments
Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 4:19 pm
by StakeoutPunch
musikbear wrote:Lmms can load it using it's built-in VST plugin hoster, Vestige.
afaik Unfortunately not
windows specific dll on linux. If thats not so, -eg win-specific-dlls actually DO work on linux, then please post again here. I always like to learn something
One could also argue that unclear speculation is just a spammy mess, but to each their own.
LMMS can load Windows DLLs fine if they can run okay in Wine.
Re: Piano instruments
Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 11:05 pm
by wopto
Another option is to use
Maestro Concert Grand from Linux Sampler in the Gigasampler (.GIG) file format. Below is a demo of a
MIDI file I found online imported into LMMS with some Calf and Stereo reverb applied. This is shameless promotion of the GIG Player plugin that is in master.
But really, I've been using soundfont pianos for a long time since I always encounter issues with VSTs. I find this piano more realistic than the soundfonts I was using.
http://floft.net/uploads/ChopinOp25e3.mp3
Re: Piano instruments
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 3:18 pm
by Eino
This is in respect to comparing piano sound fonts, I used all the same settings in LMMS just changed sound fs2 files.
This first one is my original Yamaha sound fonts. (That came with my portable grand piano. ysf.sf2)
https://jumpshare.com/v/JrOPMHAiCMsN4oDmpvAL
This next one is Roland sound fonts
https://jumpshare.com/v/J7SzNTIQVfGhKL48T2tu
and the last is Steinway
https://jumpshare.com/v/Y3qa2ZZqGZpnQved2Wx2
It's a matter of taste which ones you like, But I found the Steinway fonts to be much like a harp sound.
Re: Piano instruments
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 9:38 pm
by Sti-Jay
Eino wrote:Cubiicle wrote:I'am not using Windows, can't use a Windows .dll file.
Just make sure you got Wine, you should be good to go with dll's (and other Windows files)