For EQing, Pianoteq has both a Pre and a Post EQ setup, which is extremely useful for all kinds of thickening or thinning of any preset.įor ringing, it could be useful to change "tone" of the reverb (a slider inside the effects/reverb area) to take some treble out of it. There are typically many alternative strategies (subtractive or additive - and adversarial staging which I enjoy, where you may EQ something up then EQ it down a little with a 2nd EQ3). fixed hopefully - but you can load 2 or 3 in a row to kill or boost 3 frequencies. I know it sounds boring - but it's possibly the most simple and overlooked aspect of all audio.Ī nice simple way to find offending frequencies while in Pianoteq, is to go into Effects, load an EQ3, drag the middle dot up high, then left and right until you hear clearly the frequency you don't want.
I'd suggest that if you have a setting you've nearly got to where you want it but with the issues you mention (harsh mids & some ringing), maybe upload the FXP and someone might have some time to work on it further to you liking.įor harsh mids, that's typically something I might first think of attenuating for in with EQ.
You'll get there PaptainClanet! and Pianoteq just gets better each year in my experience In a way, it's like playing with paints and brushes until you find out how you like to paint.
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