Truepianos sustain pedal upgrade#
Truepianos sustain pedal pro#
Truepianos sustain pedal trial#
Truepianos sustain pedal free#

Remember that all these people on the forum complaining come here to do so people with working rigs won’t tend to come here to pump NI’s tires in a user forum therefore while we may all see the complaints on the forum, you may never know that people like me exist with a working KK/DP-10 combo. I love the sound quality of this pedal and the price is definitely worth it for what I am trying to do. The virtual piano in the interface sets the scene for a real simulation of an acoustic piano. I wonder why the DP-10 is not working for you as well as it works for me. The price is reasonable, especially if you buy this as part True Pianos bundle of virtual instruments. This new Dual Grand includes the new DSF C5 Yamaha combined with a 3 velocity sustain pedal resonance simulated piano that was already in Dimension Pro.

Truepianos sustain pedal pro#

So, while I’ll be among the first to say NI support is pretty terrible for a pro to wade through, going back to Kore 2 and what was it, Komplete 6 at the time, sometimes they fix things, and sometimes it’s not their fault. Here is the Dual Grand that comes in the Digital Sound Factory Vol. but a couple of mouse clicks and I’m back in business, easy peasy. The only problem is the one stated before, where Komplete Kontrol randomly chooses to reset pedal CONFIGURATIONS. But with my MK II KK61, I’ve had zero issues with either my Yamaha expression pedal or my Roland DP-10. Lest you believe I don’t know what I’m doing, they agreed to take back that keyboard because they realized that they gave me bad information after all. So, coming from my KK61, original version, for which I was promised that a continuous control pedal would work, I understand that sometimes NI has their heads up their collective a**es.

Truepianos sustain pedal free#

then if I time it right I get the next version free besides.

Of course, I didn’t pay it just on principle, expecting to wait for the fall when I can get it at half price. Depending on your playing style, especially combined with heavy use of the sustain pedal, the amount of active polyphony can easily surge far above 100.

Truepianos sustain pedal upgrade#

I recently had them refund my purchase of the Collector’s Edition upgrade because they charged me the wrong price and refused to accept the small ($50 or so) difference to keep an already disgruntled customer happy. I apologize for any inconvenience this may be causing you.Click to expand.I hate NI and their support. I've spoken with used a wedge of paper to keep the key held down). Out of range on your key board to keep the sustain active (another guy Hopefully the issue will beįor now, the work around that I've seen is to hold down a key that is Look into your issue and found that it has already beenĮntered into our system as a bug. Thank you for contacting Cakewalk Technical Support. I'm hoping there is a similar fix for Dimension Pro, and maybe any other synths I may want to use from within Sonar 8 PE. Reg file which fixed the problem for their product which contained the following: I contacted True Pianos about this issue and they sent me a. True Pianos worked fine when run stand-alone, and only showed this behavior when accessed from within Sonar 8 PE, just as Dimension Pro does.

Truepianos sustain pedal trial#

I should also mention that I had the same issue with True Pianos, both the trial version (of True Pianos) and the Amber version included with Sonar. So the problem is only when playing 'live'.

Also, strangely enough, if I record my playing (via Sonar), everything sounds correct (when played back) according to when I held and released the sustain pedal while recording. Putting it another way, holding the sustain pedal down will cause notes to sustain until I take my finger off the last key, at which time all notes immediately stop sustaining (just as if I took my foot off the sustain pedal). If you count about 90, then its problem with polyphony, and to solve it you need use acoustic piano with unlimited polyphony. when you find dropped or incorrect sound stop and finalize count. However as long as I continue to hold down one or more piano keys (while holding down the sustain pedal) other notes that are pressed and released do sustain. press 5 notes simultaneously some times at second with movement up (CEGCE, EGCEG, GCEGE etc) and count 3. If I hold down on the sustain pedal while I press and release a key, the note does not sustain. I use an old Roland RD-250s digital piano as a controller and when using it with Dimension Pro (at least with strings, acoustic and electric piano sounds) the sustain pedal is not working correctly. Just to be clear, here is how I described my problem to them: I just got a response from Cakewalk technical support.