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[mrvegas]

I understand the Berlin Grand, etc belong to the "deluxe" family of piano sounds and that there are some that use the HD-1 sound engine. Where are those pianos?

I heard you cannot edit the "attack" of the deluxe family but you can edit the attack on the looped HD-1 sounds. I want to edit some of the stock sounds to make them much softer and ethereal with lots of reverb for some atmospheric music I'm playing these days.

[tunaman]

Checking the Voice Name List, if you're running the most current version on a K2, the following banks are HD-1 by default:

INT-B
USER-C
USER-D
USER-E
USER-F
USER-AA
USER-BB

Look through those banks and you will find the HD-1 piano Programs.

[Mike Conway]

It should be in Internal Bank B, starting with HD-1 Piano Damper. You can also find it in the FACTORY folder. I believe the base ROM piano is based on the 130 meg piano, which is derived from a larger piano. There are also piano multisamples in EXs 1, and EXs 4 Vinage Keyboards, if you feel like changing them up.


The larger 500 meg piano is in FACTORY - EXs_Extras - EXs2 Concert Grand. You will see KSC and PCG files for it. You can simply add the KSC to GLOBAL - KSC Auto-Load and set it for Virtual streaming, so it doesn't take up much space.

For the record, I turned off the 4 gig pianos (Berlin, Japanese) in KSC Auto-load, so I could load a larger amount of 3rd party sounds. I use the ROM pianos.

EDIT: I see Tunaman posted just before I did.

[KK]