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Bonsoir,
toutes mes excuses pour ce retard à répondre et merci pour ces conseils, je ne suis pas sur MAC, mais en attendant que le tuning arrive, j'avais une piste à faire, et j'ai pu compenser l'accord avec PRO TOOlS, on ajoute 0.20 à la piste , on la recale et c'est bon, le format SCALA, j'avoue mon ignorance, je vais donc m'instruire... merci
toutes mes excuses pour ce retard à répondre et merci pour ces conseils, je ne suis pas sur MAC, mais en attendant que le tuning arrive, j'avais une piste à faire, et j'ai pu compenser l'accord avec PRO TOOlS, on ajoute 0.20 à la piste , on la recale et c'est bon, le format SCALA, j'avoue mon ignorance, je vais donc m'instruire... merci
jimmyjim
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Hello everyone!
We've got a new update for Blue3, to version 1.2.0!
This update includes the 2 most requested features from users: Global Tuning and Sustain Pedal support. You can access both of these features in the Settings dialog and they work exactly as you'd expect.
The Tuning control lets you shift Blue3's tuning anywhere from A=435 to A=445 in 1 step increments. There's also a small text display in the bottom left corner that displays the tuning setting when it's NOT at A=440 just to remind you. Also, remember that a real Hammond B3 doesn't exactly adhere to a true equal tempered scale and Blue3 does the same thing. On a real Hammond and Blue3, the only note that's exactly on pitch is the A key, all other keys are slightly off because of the way the tonewheel gears are manufactured. This is one of the many tiny details that give a Hammond (and Blue3) it's unique sound. When you shift the Tuning control, all of the tonewheels still maintain the offset and ratios but now at the lower/higher pitch. Yeah, I know...geek alert.
Also in the Settings dialog is the new Sustain Pedal control. It lets you use your sustain pedal to hold notes on Blue3 just like a piano or synth. The control lets you choose between sustaining just the Upper manual, just the Lower Manual, just the Pedals, or all of the manuals. The purists can also just leave it off.
Both the Tuning and Sustain Pedal settings are Global and are NOT saved with presets.
You can download the new update from the website or use these links (which will always have the latest version of Blue3):
http://gg-audio.com/Mac
http://gg-audio.com/Windows
And lastly, once again, if you're enjoying using Blue3, please help us to get the word out by posting your impressions in any of the online forums like: KVR, Gearslutz, VI-Control, Keyboard Corner, MOTUnation or anywhere else you think would be appropriate. Believe it or not, your posts make a huge difference. Thank you.
Feel free to drop me a line any time with questions or comments or just to say hi.
Thanks again!
We've got a new update for Blue3, to version 1.2.0!
This update includes the 2 most requested features from users: Global Tuning and Sustain Pedal support. You can access both of these features in the Settings dialog and they work exactly as you'd expect.
The Tuning control lets you shift Blue3's tuning anywhere from A=435 to A=445 in 1 step increments. There's also a small text display in the bottom left corner that displays the tuning setting when it's NOT at A=440 just to remind you. Also, remember that a real Hammond B3 doesn't exactly adhere to a true equal tempered scale and Blue3 does the same thing. On a real Hammond and Blue3, the only note that's exactly on pitch is the A key, all other keys are slightly off because of the way the tonewheel gears are manufactured. This is one of the many tiny details that give a Hammond (and Blue3) it's unique sound. When you shift the Tuning control, all of the tonewheels still maintain the offset and ratios but now at the lower/higher pitch. Yeah, I know...geek alert.
Also in the Settings dialog is the new Sustain Pedal control. It lets you use your sustain pedal to hold notes on Blue3 just like a piano or synth. The control lets you choose between sustaining just the Upper manual, just the Lower Manual, just the Pedals, or all of the manuals. The purists can also just leave it off.
Both the Tuning and Sustain Pedal settings are Global and are NOT saved with presets.
You can download the new update from the website or use these links (which will always have the latest version of Blue3):
http://gg-audio.com/Mac
http://gg-audio.com/Windows
And lastly, once again, if you're enjoying using Blue3, please help us to get the word out by posting your impressions in any of the online forums like: KVR, Gearslutz, VI-Control, Keyboard Corner, MOTUnation or anywhere else you think would be appropriate. Believe it or not, your posts make a huge difference. Thank you.
Feel free to drop me a line any time with questions or comments or just to say hi.
Thanks again!
sthubert
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jimmyjim
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manpacch
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jimmyjim
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Merci pour ta réponse 
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