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I will try to experiment with a cheap gate/expnder pedal or so. Pre i2m so i think it should be possible to cut off the sustained "neighbouring" vibrations. If you know of a better effect (i tried to find sth like a mute pedal to shorten the decay drasticlly or adsr) let me know. I ll repo...

No luck
Didnt help at all the way i tried it.

It plays more like "can get away with it with a few certain sounds" but thats it.
Damn.

Nothing in a signal chain could help? Or the velocity expnander?

Thanks i see. Will experiment:)

Yes thats my impression aswell. Mmmh about damping. The tone reeds are actually easy acsessible. How would this damping be archived? Is it for example enough to lay one broad damping element (like a stick with cotton for example) above the whole range of the reeds? If that would isolate the fundamen...

I am trying to fiddle with the velocity settings on the editor.

Any idea for a good setting? So far i dont get much closer to good tracking without glitches.

I think the expander presets work for reducing lower volume "after notes" vibrations right? So sth there could be key?

Thanks, yes will do! Thanks

Only the raw epiano right

Yes i only used the "first tab" of the button as the other gave me pitch circus.

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What effect would help to cut off unwanted "after notes" like the vibration of a guitar or in my case the electromechanical piano wich is similar

Well it doesnt seem to work well i am afraid. I get a lot of unpredictable glitchy notes... This is with the electric piano (just one reed per note) aswell as with a Mellotron Keyboard as source. I tried the EQ trick to filter out the overtones to improve tracking.....i do of course get sound and a ...

Midi input? Noooo its an good old electromechnicl piano. Not even powered.
Its similar to a rhodes.... a hohner pianet

I see..- you missunderstood. I dont want to trigger the piano but use its keys to trigger soft synths

What about the epiano as source? Should be fine?

Is there anything like an app on ios that resembles the software editor on pc?
So one cn adjust gain and other things?