For this project, the pair enlisted talented Norwegian composer/orchestrator Thomas Bergersen. We also found that selecting additional mic positions didn't always cause them to load up, so we had to reload the full master patch. EastWest supremo Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix of Quantum Leap need no introduction having enjoyed a professional partnership since 1997, its safe to assume they know each others names by now. Of course, nothing's perfect, and the sheer scale of QL Pianos means that those patch load times can be tedious. We found that the three mic positions sounded very different, and with four separate pianos and that lid control (which is akin to a subtle low-pass filter), we felt spoilt for choice. We looked for level, sound and layer inconsistencies, but any we noticed were minimal.
From the quietest pianissimo to full-on, pedal-down rumble, the sound is wonderfully accurate, but also different from piano to piano. After two years of recording, editing, and. A low-cost upgrade path is available for users of the Gold Edition who wish to move up to the Full Edition. Sound and expression are all-important with acoustic pianos, and this bundle seriously delivers. EastWest/Quantum Leap Pianos Gold Edition, which provides only the players perspective mics and 16-bit samples, is available for users with less powerful systems.
You can, though, load 'lite' patches, reducing memory usage and load times considerably - it might be an idea to load up the full patch for the final mixdown only. Make sure to Subscribe and listen to my latest pieces as well This little compilation of different tracks - and the use of different styles, could give you.
EASTWEST QUANTUM LEAP FOR BEGINNERS DRIVER
To give you an idea of how this works in practice, using engine level 3 and a 512-sample driver buffer for the fully-fledged Steinway D (with all available articulations) with all three mic options loaded, our RAM usage was 506MB and our load time a few minutes.
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