Steinberger VSTi The Grand 3 User's Manual

Version History
The Grand 3
January 2011
Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH
crashes on Windows Vista
bit
edition if working with the 32 bit
dependent latency
when using the
convolution reverb engine has been
fixed. The reverb now works
independently of the buffer size, and
This document lists all update changes, fixes and improvements for The
Grand 3.
Version 3.1
New features and improvements
Fixes
- 64-bit support for Mac OS X platforms
- Significantly increased loading speed due to improved disk streaming.
- It is now possible to work in the host application during the loading process.
- The loading process can be canceled.
- With two TG3 user interfaces open, opening the progress bar brings the background plug-in to the front.
- No Cubase entry in task windows switcher while TG3 has an open modal dialog.
- The EQ curve does not clip correctly.
- Make the loading dialog non-modal in order to benefit from the new threaded loading mechanism.
- Recalling of an instrument preset will not always restore the convolution reverb setting.
Version 3.0.1
Fixes
- TG3 Equalizer graphical value false.
- TG3 ambience and 4-channel output problem.
- Opening TG3.1 in Live with no E-licenser plugged can cause a crash.
- Possibility of 64-bit edition and Windows 7 64-
version of The Grand 3 has been fixed.
- ASIO buffer size­problem which occurred
the dry signal is no longer delayed.
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Issue of unwanted level decrease
occurring at timeswhen the sustain
pedal was released and quickly
essed again (during activated
The sample mapping for the upright
piano model has been optimized to
create a more homogeneous behavior
Issue that MIDI channel information is
MIDI files
from the scratch pad has been fixed.
The recorded MIDI channel information
Issue fixed regarding recorded and
replayed songs with the idea scratch
pad (included in the standalone version
only) had the audio volume resetto 0
nd the room position of the piano was
set to the very left by adding
High frequencies could cause problems
with the Chorus or Flanger effect. This
Don’t prompt for confirmation when
Grand 3 (applies to Mac
computers only). The setting was not
correctly restored when starting the
standalone version on Mac. It can be
“Settings”
For the Bösendorfer grand model some
es have been optimized to
avoid clicks in rare situations. The
Version History 2
Issue where the folder, which includes
in presets, is not
available on Japanese PCs (applies to
Bug fixed regarding the loading of all
samples after turning off the RAMSave
New features and
The Grand 3.0.1 is fully compatible
with Snow Leopard (Mac) and Windows 7
An additional input MIDI filter was
the standalone version. The
MIDI filter in the display of the
standalone version now only selects the
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depr “Repedaling”) has been fixed.
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around F1, F2 and C3.
­set to channel 1 when saving
remains unaltered.
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a
filtering of unusual controller data.
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problem has been fixed.
­quitting The
found under “Preferences”
and will now be set as saved.
­sample envelop
Grand 3 – Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH
­the Bösendorfer plug-
PCs only) has been fixed.
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enhancements
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Mode
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(PC).
­added to
MIDI channel which should be used
during MIDI playback. This new input
filter is located on the preferences
dialog box under the MIDI Routing tab,
ng the user to adjust the MIDI
channel to receive MIDI events at its
The MIDI input ports settings in the
Preferences dialog box under the MIDI
Routing tab now allows the user to
select "All MIDI Inputs". This makes
xample, to use a
master keyboard controller in
combination with an independent MIDI
pedal controller unit connected to
A new MIDI filter setting under the
MIDI Routing tab in the Preferences
dialog box has been added. Set “Filter
ll Notes Off’ Controller” to avoid
unwanted “All Notes Off” messages which
may be sent from a few keyboards when
the last keys are released, making The
Grand 3 stop all notes even when the
d
Flanger to “On” behaved like a “slow
in”. This has been changed, making
allowi
input in The Grand 3.
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itpossible, for e
different MIDI inputs.
-
‘A
sustain pedal is held down.
- Switching the modulation for Chorus an
fade­it behave more like a switch.
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