S = Stretch tuned.yeloop wrote:
Does anyone know what the "s" variant of each piano means?
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That's hilarious...I was looking through the manuals the other night looking for that because I kept going "the S versions are SO much better...what setting is THAT?"
What happens when you apply stretch tuning to a stretch tuned sample? I was actually wondering that since all the presets seem to be set to equal temperament...and I set them to stretch...I have noticed some sound "not right" when you apply the stretch--now I may know why.
What happens when you apply stretch tuning to a stretch tuned sample? I was actually wondering that since all the presets seem to be set to equal temperament...and I set them to stretch...I have noticed some sound "not right" when you apply the stretch--now I may know why.
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