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Originally Posted by jphaudio
Thank you for the reply. I removed the reverb from the grand piano sample and am going for a natural acoustic grand piano sound for a mellow contemporary composition.
I have removed some muddiness in the mid range and some of the high-end samples were resonating a bit too much, so I brought down those frequencies.
My thought was just to get some advice for basic principals for eq'ing and compression settings sampled grand piano.
I will try switching to the solid state and I have the Bax EQ and will try the SPL Iron.
Thank you!
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There are no basic principles for eq and compression on piano - sampled or not. No 'cut this freq, boost that freq' type of thing. Same for compression although I like very light compression with no more than 1dB gain reduction with attack and release to suit the music being played.
This is one of those where you need to trust your ears.