As a result when playing as I usually play, I have bass notes cut out, ones that my repedaling couldn't catch. Vintage D suffers from the same repedaling "unforgiveness" thoughīasically in the default CFX there's a very short time window after you release a note and can then catch it by repedaling. Unlike real pianos, regular digital pianos and Pianoteq. Otherwise, the repedaling, although working, is slightly unforgiving and requires you to be very fast. If anybody has problems with the above, then I can provide an already amended copy of the file. It is then possible to edit the text to that shown in CyberGene post above. One then needs to scroll down a fair distance. (For those of you who may have the Notepad++ program, that would be a better option.
GARRITAN CFX WINDOWS
CFX_Lite_Full.sfz) which is, in essence, a simple text file using the Windows Program "Wordpad". In order to do the modification yourself one must open the file named above (i.e.
GARRITAN CFX UPDATE
It is also a sound scheme to make a copy of the file after modification, as any future update (assuming there may be some) is highly likely to overwrite this file. (This assumes that you have adopted the installation program defaults and not altered the destination directories.)Īs already stated, you should make a backup of the original file before attempting any modification. "C:\Program Files\Garritan\CFX Lite\Programs\CFX_Lite_Full.sfz" The library and file name for that are as follows: Perhaps I may also be permitted to add to the thread by offering some assistance to those attempting to do the modifications on a PC. One may think he should do everything 0 (no delay) and I tried that but the repedaling gets unrealistically long and forgiving so some slight delay is indeed needed.Īs a complete newcomer to this forum, may I start by thanking you profusely for publishing these modifications. Jeff is still surprised that I lowered those values so drastically compared to the stock but he said they may eventually incorporate my fixes in future updates. Nevertheless, the stock values were way too high. I believe it tries to simulate the fact that when you are pressing the pedal, the dampers don't lift immediately but travel a path during which they are still engaged and muting the string. Here are the regions:ģ02 (stock value 0.127) covers Eb1 to G#1ģ04 (stock value 0.084) covers Eb2 to Bb2ģ07 (stock value 0.062) covers A4 up to the last note with dampers (G6) a note has already been released) the actual catch of the released portion of the note won't happen immediately after you press the pedal but after that delay. When you press the pedal in the sense of repedaling (i.e. Starting with the 301|0.020 are pairs of values where the first determines a region of notes while the second is a delay in seconds. I've asked him twice whether I can share that info here and he never said I couldn't (or I could), so I guess it's OK. Jeff actually explained to me what this line is for.
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