GPO and reverb?

[Bernt]

What are the possibilities of combining a real-time reverb with GPO? I mean something like the reverb that, for instance, recently was included with TruePianos (1.4.0), that is something you hear as you play the keyboard?

[Sonare Coeli]

What are the possibilities of combining a real-time reverb with GPO? I mean something like the reverb that, for instance, recently was included with TruePianos (1.4.0), that is something you hear as you play the keyboard?

All you do for this is plugin the reverb effect in one of the four effects slot under "St. 1" in the "outputs" section. From there, click "edit effect" on the top bar of the "outputs" section, and click on the reverb effect that you just added. It's properties should pop up from there. Now you can edit the reverb to your exact tastes, and even choose some of the presets that come with Kontakt Player 2. Just click "pre" and select something that suits your needs. You can also tweak it further from there if you choose and save your changes as your own preset.

Take care,
Tyler

[Bernt]

All you do for this is plugin the reverb effect in one of the four effects slot under "St. 1" in the "outputs" section. From there, click "edit effect" on the top bar of the "outputs" section, and click on the reverb effect that you just added. It's properties should pop up from there. Now you can edit the reverb to your exact tastes, and even choose some of the presets that come with Kontakt Player 2. Just click "pre" and select something that suits your needs. You can also tweak it further from there if you choose and save your changes as your own preset.

Take care,
Tyler

Hello

thank you very much for this answer, I had finally discovered it myself, but only yesterday, after some months of wondering why KP did not include a reverb. There really is absolutely nothing about this in the manual (and one must say it is "well hidden", compared with samplers such as Kompakt).

Bernt

[Bernt]

All you do for this is plugin the reverb effect in one of the four effects slot under "St. 1" in the "outputs" section. From there, click "edit effect" on the top bar of the "outputs" section, and click on the reverb effect that you just added. It's properties should pop up from there. Now you can edit the reverb to your exact tastes, and even choose some of the presets that come with Kontakt Player 2. Just click "pre" and select something that suits your needs. You can also tweak it further from there if you choose and save your changes as your own preset.

Take care,
Tyler

Hello

thank you very much for this answer, I had finally discovered it myself, but only yesterday, after some months of wondering why KP did not include a reverb. There really is absolutely nothing about this in the manual (and one must say it is "well hidden", compared with samplers such as Kompakt).

Bernt

[buckshead]

Are you saying that you can plugin a different reverb into KP2, If so How?

[schneb]

Are you saying that you can plugin a different reverb into KP2, If so How?
I do not know if this will help you in any way, but try reading my wiki post here (http://garritan.info/index.php/Convolution_Reverb).