Menuet sur le nom d'Haydn (Ravel) -Embertone Walker 1955 v1.1

Finally got a chance to install the latest update (v1.1 as of now) and yay!!! They have fixed the pedal problem.
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[@InTheMixReviews]

Upgraded my studio and computer recently and trying to catch up with projects at the moment. Finally installed the update and yes Embertone has fixed the pedal problems for sure. Maurice Ravel wrote this piece in September 1909 to commemorate Haydn who died 100 years before on 31 May 1809. The theme is based on Haydn's own name as a five-note motif. The letter H represents B natural, A and D representing their respective pitches, Y as D natural and N as G natural. In the score, the use of this motif is marked using their letters including several inverted and retrograde versions.

[@DanielMorales-qp8rf]

Thanks for the details.

[@BrynnerAgassi]

Sounds beautiful 👊🏻

[@ArgoBeats]

Beautiful, never heard this piece, very ambiguous to my ears and therefore very pretty... are you using 18 velocities layers here?

[@InTheMixReviews]

Thank you. Yes I believe so. Oh Ravel is magnificent! You should totally consider analyzing his pieces and incorporate his techniques into your own compositions to create that type of sound and character. His harmony is just amazing and so different from everyone else to that point if history.

[@ArgoBeats]

@@InTheMixReviews I have to follow your advice, thank you very much!

[@QuangNguyenTran21]

look like they dropped the hammer animation on the screen. One question, I just downloaded this VST, I knew it's a huge demand for CPU but I didn't think it took that much! I gave it up when I play on my 2-cores laptop, which came overload immediately when I played some notes. So do you know what is the minimum configuration for PC which overload-proof? Thank you!

[@InTheMixReviews]

Yeah I would say this library IS beyond most labtops. I got an older 12 core 98 gig ram desktop that handles almost everything, so I don't pay much attention to minimum requirements. It also depends on your playing. If you play an advanced piece with thick harmonies at a higher tempo, you would totally need a totally different minimum configuration than less CPU intensive performances. I got a pianist friend who has a FULLY loaded iMac that he paid over $5k for. It can't even run Keyscape without hiccups whereas it runs super smooth on my system.

[@QuangNguyenTran21]

@@InTheMixReviews Thank you for the info. I would consider having a new desktop and come back to play it again :). Keep configuration things aside, its sound is just beautiful, clean and dynamic.

[@keagan_daz]

Is it now repedaling support?