Emulating the perfect tine/reed electric piano

[emanthehouseboy]

Happy Wednesday, Team LMMS!

I've been experimenting with the electric piano plugin from another user called Surreal Music (E Piano.xpf).
The stock effects that I've been using to create either a Rhodes-, or Wurlizer-like piano have been the Tap Tremolo and the Tap Vibrato, in addition to the Tap TubeWarmth, Fast overdrive, et al. At one point, it almost works, but those aforesaid effects are a little weak. Is it possible for the folks that created the Calf plugins to also create a better and stronger tremolo and vibrato effects so that the tine/reed piano can sound a bit more realistic, but not duplicate the Rhodes or Wurlitzer ones? Thanks.

[musikbear]

Happy Wednesday, Team LMMS!

I've been experimenting with the electric piano plugin from another user called Surreal Music (E Piano.xpf).
The stock effects that I've been using to create either a Rhodes-, or Wurlizer-like piano have been the Tap Tremolo and the Tap Vibrato, in addition to the Tap TubeWarmth, Fast overdrive, et al. At one point, it almost works, but those aforesaid effects are a little weak. Is it possible for the folks that created the Calf plugins to also create a better and stronger tremolo and vibrato effects so that the tine/reed piano can sound a bit more realistic, but not duplicate the Rhodes or Wurlitzer ones? Thanks.

TAB/ CALF project is independent of project LMMS. I believe both have own gitHubs, but why not experiment with VST2-effect-plugins? -or even just get Synth1 and use one of many Rhodes presets that exists for Synth1?

[musikbear]

Happy Wednesday, Team LMMS!

I've been experimenting with the electric piano plugin from another user called Surreal Music (E Piano.xpf).
The stock effects that I've been using to create either a Rhodes-, or Wurlizer-like piano have been the Tap Tremolo and the Tap Vibrato, in addition to the Tap TubeWarmth, Fast overdrive, et al. At one point, it almost works, but those aforesaid effects are a little weak. Is it possible for the folks that created the Calf plugins to also create a better and stronger tremolo and vibrato effects so that the tine/reed piano can sound a bit more realistic, but not duplicate the Rhodes or Wurlitzer ones? Thanks.

TAB/ CALF project is independent of project LMMS. I believe both have own gitHubs, but why not experiment with VST2-effect-plugins? -or even just get Synth1 and use one of many Rhodes presets that exists for Synth1?

[emanthehouseboy]

Happy Wednesday, Team LMMS!

I've been experimenting with the electric piano plugin from another user called Surreal Music (E Piano.xpf).
The stock effects that I've been using to create either a Rhodes-, or Wurlizer-like piano have been the Tap Tremolo and the Tap Vibrato, in addition to the Tap TubeWarmth, Fast overdrive, et al. At one point, it almost works, but those aforesaid effects are a little weak. Is it possible for the folks that created the Calf plugins to also create a better and stronger tremolo and vibrato effects so that the tine/reed piano can sound a bit more realistic, but not duplicate the Rhodes or Wurlitzer ones? Thanks.

TAB/ CALF project is independent of project LMMS. I believe both have own gitHubs, but why not experiment with VST2-effect-plugins? -or even just get Synth1 and use one of many Rhodes presets that exists for Synth1?

@MusikBear, you were right. I was able to use and tweak the stock 'Rhodes' piano (Not the 'DX' ones) successfully. I didn't have any problem tweaking the Tremolo, Vibrato, Reverb, EQ, and Fast Overdrive. It almost sounds like the authentic 70s 'Rhodes' or 'Wurlitzer' piano. I guess that solves it. Now on to making elevator/muzak beats...

Thanks a million!