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I also restored the factory settings, which had no effect. Don't try any wild adjustments here to try to achieve a faster or lighter playing experience, just make sure the key dip is all uniform. In this case adjust the capstan to achieve the same key dip as the other keys. The capstan adjustment only serves one purpose, to set the key dip, before adjusting press/hold down several keys (flat hand across keys) and see if the key dip/travel distance is the same, if any key is higher this will have a shorter throw and would result in low velocity triggering. Have you looked at the VPC 1 editor, the offset might have been changed from all values set to 0? Regarding calibration to the weights I'm not sure how you would do that. Looks like there have been units with exact same problem before: In my case A2 will have ~20 points higher value (first major jump on the plot).
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*excluding the $49 version upgrade purchase.I measured the MIDI output of each key with ~140g weight, results are alarming:Ĭan any fellow VPC1 owner please sanity-check my results - press G#1 and A2 simultaneously and look at the MIDI output. Look Ma! More MIDI 8 (complete, 15 styles) RealDrums Stems Set 2 (20 RealDrums stems) Artist Performance Set 12: Songs with Vocals volume 2 (20 songs) Instrumental Studies 17: Classic Country Guitar Soloing (6 studies) MIDI SuperTracks Set 35: All Guitar (5 MSTs) 60 Bonus RT/RD (20 more than in previous years)
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If anyone's still interested in what worked - It came down to un-checking the box in Windows's "Manage Audio Devices = > Properties = > Advanced that says "allow applications to take exclusive control of this device" for both sound cards, then picking this combination of audio drivers: MME in BIAB, ASIO4ALL for Pianoteq, then the external card's native ASIO driver for CFX. Well - after that longwinded post, I finally hit on SUCCESS!
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Since this is a BIAB forum - What should my MIDI/AUDIO settings be in BIAB to give me the best chance of getting the software pianos to work alongside BIAB? (They both work fince by themselves, as does BIAB.) And if anyone would like to take a stab at settings to try either in Windows itself or the software pianos, that would be great too.
(I'll post a question about that on Garritan's website, but in the meantime please bear with me.) Consequently, I have not hit on a combination of settings between BIAB and the software pianos to allow me to play my software pianos with BIAB running (and/or vice-versa).īoth software pianos require ASIO to work, and I use ASIO4ALL v2 for that purpose. However, although I can configure BIAB to use one sound card, while Pianoteq uses the other, Garritan CFX doesn't seem to have a setting to choose the sound card. The software pianos would be used in "standalone" mode - not as a VST plug-in.ĭoes this make sense so far? Well, I thought that it did. So now the system has two sound cards, one external and one internal, with the idea that BIAB would use one and the software piano that I'm using at the time would use the other.
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(I use both Pianoteq 5 and Garritan CFX Grand Piano not simultaneously, of course.) My efforts to get them to work as VST plug-ins with BIAB have failed so, on advice from someone in the "Piano World" Forum, I purchased an external sound card (a Lexicon Alpha) and got it recognized by my Windows 7 system. I started a new thread here because my hardware configuration has changed.įWIW, the VPC1 is just a MIDI controller with no native sounds, so a software piano needs to be used. I don't really care about recording - just playing along. As documented in this thread, I'm still trying to get my Kawai VPC1 to simply play along with BIAB 2014.
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