SynthMakeraiit ·
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Low Velocity emulation with Harmonic attenuation
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skOre ·
graphics or alike that illustrate your point would help (me at least 😉 )
oddson ·
If your sample player was built within SM you could avoid the 'sucking' problem easily because each note would be in it's own channel in the poly stream. But I can't see how you'd avoid it if you're talking about feeding the audio from an external sampler into a plugin.
Trying some kind of phase cancellation would be next to impossible (I think... I can't see how you'd match the phase of an external sampled instrument).
The only other thing I can think of is a filter that makes notches at the harmonic frequencies of the incoming fundamental based on velocity. But even that is bound to cause spill-over to other notes.
rl ·
Maybe a technique used in the Roland D-Series Synthesizers would help: Mix your piano samples (mostly used for attack phase) with synthesized waveforms (sustain), where you have full control over the spectrum.
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