It's supposed to look *like this*, except I'm using the PT VSTi here because my TP VSTi is still broken from the update. Open a new session, import the MIDI file into the first track, then assign the Truepianos VSTi to rack A (the box at the bottom of the screen). To use a VST instrument, you have a to launch a VST host application first, e.g. Well, congratulations to your new Mac, Ed! Compared to Windows, I think you will find OS X and its apps a far more pleasant experience. Any help?Īlso if I do get the midi to play through TP, how would I record it? The only way I would know how is to run a long cord over to my PC from speaker out on the mac to line in on the PC.
I did put the midi on the mac but when I click on it the QuickTime player plays it.
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Anyway I would be happy to record the midi using TP Atlantis but I don't have a clue about how to do it.
#Truepianos amber trial#
In fact, every demo I've heard sounds terrific :-) I've found one has to play the VI to really tell if it suits you or not (but Dewster's DPBSD tests do help a lot).Īll my opinions then are based on the VI pianos I've actually used: 3 VIs I've bought (NI Vienna Grand, Alicia's Keys, and TP) and the 2 trial VIs (TP and PianoTeq).ģ. Unfortunately I wasn't aware of the DPBSD test before I bought AK.Īnd listening to the demos on the site mentioned using the Roland midi doesn't do much for me, they all sound fine (at least the wma and wav files, the m4a files wouldn't play in my player (WinAmp).
Maybe he will share that experience with us (hint hint Blueston:-) If you play up the scale all of a sudden you get notes that just clunk.Īnother PW fellow told me of a similiar experience with a different VI that he bought based on reviews and demos. I think the dead notes are even more noticeable on my Celviano/mac/Logitech Z2300 setup. And at about 5:08 in the mp3 you can clearly hear the dead bass notes. It shows AK has a dynamic range of only 32db compared to 59db for TruePianos. About demos: I look askance on demos and reviews (including mine :-) I read rave reviews about Alicia's Keys and the demos sounded great so I bought it.Īs soon as I played it I noticed dead notes and limited dynamic range. Had to go back to school at 43 to get my MSEE so I'd know how to do the new SS stuff :-)Ģ. I just run VI pianos in standalone mode.Īll my experience is with PC's (including design and test the ROM for Compaq) and VAXen (design and test disk drives for DEC.) (Before that I designed old tube tv sets for RCA. I just have the programs that came with it (I think just iLife) and I don't use any of them. Please note that I just bought the mac mini to play VI pianos based on ChrisA's advice that the mac is the most trouble free way to play VIs (after struggling mightyly with my PCs) and he was certainly right (thank you ChrisA!). After it installed I clicked on the 4 in the bar at the bottom of the screen and I got TruePianos. I guess it installed over the trial copy or maybe made a new installation some place else, where I wouldn't know. My trial copy of TP had expired but I didn't remove it or do anything at all, mainly because I don't know how.
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About installation: I just double clicked on the zip file and answered the dialogs.
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