CraftlordSilver

Ahh Edirol. It does indeed answer my question! Thank you very much!

I've been working on an by-ear transcription of "Beneath the Ashes" for a while now, but I felt that the vst provided in Finale 2014 didn't do it much justice. So I thought to see about getting my hands on the very piano vst used in the original.

Also, would you happen to remember what mixing settings (or program) you used in the mixing process?

Ahh Edirol. It does indeed answer my question! Thank you very much!

I've been working on an by-ear transcription of "Beneath the Ashes" for a while now, but I felt that the vst provided in Finale 2014 didn't do it much justice. So I thought to see about getting my hands on the very piano vst used in the original.

Hello CraftlordSilver!

The piano VST used in "Beneath the Ashes" was just the dark piano patch in Edirol Studio Quartet. The tone actually hadn't aged very well over the years and I had moved onto other patches since, but I hope this answers your very question.

(Little trivia: I actually managed to relocate a copy of that cheap software, and used one of the guitar banks for the wah rhythm part in "Synthesize This!" - and I'm usually no fan of synth guitar! )

Hello there Rexy,

I was wondering if you still remembered what piano vst you used on "Beneath the Ashes" from Project Chaos? It is one of the best piano vsts I've ever heard and I was curious about whether it was a custom made patch, or was it a vst that I could say buy myself.

Thanks in advance!