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Summary of Contents for MARTINIC Pianet T
- Page 1 Pianet T Pianet T English (US) Version 1.0.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction Installation System Requirements Windows Installation Mac Installation Loading the Pianet T in your DAW Getting Around Using the controls, fine-tuning, value entry Keys view and Settings view Default Presets Bypass MIDI Channel Selection Panic button About button... - Page 3 Depth Width Chorus Sync, Rate Depth Width Guitar Amp On, Drive, Bass, Middle, Treble Reverb, Cab Master Bypass Tuning Pitch Pluck Decay Volume Full Features List Advanced Features List Pianet T 3 / 22 Version 1.0.0...
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Page 4: Introduction
Pro Tools, Ableton Live, Cubase, GarageBand, Logic Pro, REAPER, Studio One, etc. Although Pianet T should be able to run at any sample rate the host provides, a rate of at least 44.1kHz is recommended. The plugin is designed to run on Windows 7 or newer as a 32-bit or 64-bit plugin, or Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) or newer as a 64-bit plugin. - Page 5 Select Customize GUI Scale to manually override the scaling factor of the plugin on a later screen. Optionally you can select License Key if you have purchased a license. Click on the Next button to continue. Pianet T 5 / 22 Version 1.0.0...
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Page 6: Mac Installation
Now wait for the installation to complete (this should take only a few seconds), click on the Close button, and you are ready. Mac Installation To install Pianet T on Mac OS X or macOS, download the Mac AAX/AU/CLAP/VST2/VST3 installer disk image (DMG), and save it on your computer (e.g. in your Downloads folder). - Page 7 Navigate to the folder in which you have saved the installer, locate the installer disk image (DMG) and double-click on it, and then double-click on the Pianet T Installer.pkg icon. Click on the Continue or Allow button to confirm that the installation package will run a program, and then click on Continue (in the bottom right corner of the installation window) to start the installation process.
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Page 8: Loading The Pianet T In Your Daw
Once the plugin has been installed, start or restart your DAW. The plugin should be available in AAX, Audio Units, CLAP, VST2, and VST3 formats (if all five have been installed). The plugin may be named Pianet T (Martinic) or Martinic Pianet T. This may be different between plugin formats. Getting Around Using the controls, fine-tuning, value entry You can adjust controls by clicking and dragging them up or down using the mouse. -
Page 9: Keys View And Settings View
The Pianet T can be used in either Keys view or Settings view. Keys view allows you to see and play the Pianet T, as you would on the physical Pianet T. Keys view with the lid closed - electric By default the Keys view shows the rectangular black vinyl covered Pianet T on a home desk, plugged in, with only the key cover opened. - Page 10 To have the same user experience as a plugged-in player including these acoustic noises, you can take the lid off by a double-click on the plug. The shown interior of the Pianet T unleashes the acoustic noises as you press keys, simultaneously with the pickup generated sounds.
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Page 11: Default Presets
Settings view provides an abstracted set of controls for the effects, giving you control over every parameter on the Pianet T. Here you can access all the controls, including master volume, mixing of harmonics, vibrato, tremolo, chorus, and amplifier settings. -
Page 12: Bypass
Set the MIDI channel with the selector in the top right-hand corner of the UI. Panic button In the unfortunate event that notes hang or other unwanted side effects occur while using the Pianet T, you can press the Panic button, which will send an All Notes Off command to the plugin. About button Pressing the About button shows the About box with information about your plugin's configuration, version, and license. -
Page 13: Midi Learn
MIDI Learn You can bring certain parameters on the virtual Pianet T interface under the control of knobs and sliders or even the Aftertouch feature on a MIDI keyboard or controller. To start the process, click the MIDI icon (the DIN plug with five dots in a circle) on the Settings view. -
Page 14: Unplugged
The electrically generated noises from the pickups are now generated. Pan moves the tone to the left or the right. Width +100% means that low notes are left and Pianet T 14 / 22 Version 1.0.0... -
Page 15: Vibrato
Settings view section Vibrato: Click on On to switch the vibrato effect on or off. Retrig (and Delay) Retrig controls how the Vibrato starts when you play a note. Vibrato in the Pianet T always starts from neutral going upwards. -
Page 16: Delay
It models the sensitivity of the pickups and the positioning of the suction pads above the reeds, resulting in another harmonic mixture. On the right of the Harmonic Mix knobs, you will find the Volume Pedal knob. Pianet T 16 / 22 Version 1.0.0... -
Page 17: Volume Pedal
Tremolo The original physical Pianet T has no Tremolo. For the Martinic Pianet T, we modeled the Pianet N's Vibrato, which is actually a tremolo (amplitude modulation) effect. Tremolo only affects the sounds made while playing in the Pickups mode. -
Page 18: Delay
Turning Width to the left and vice versa sets the stereo tremolo to kick in at the right. Chorus The Martinic Pianet T comes with a digital chorus (see also www.martinic.com/blog/chorus- effect-plugins-explained) Settings view section Chorus: Click on On to switch the chorus effect on or off. -
Page 19: Sync, Rate
If, on the other hand, you use only the wet signal, you will get a vibrato effect. Guitar Amp The Guitar Amp section in the Settings View emulates the sound of running the Martinic Pianet T 19 / 22... -
Page 20: On, Drive, Bass, Middle, Treble
You can bypass the Martinic Pianet T's output by ticking the On check box. Clicking the Martinic logo in the top left-hand corner of the interface has the same bypass effect. In any case, the blue color of the Martinic logo changes to gray when the Pianet T is bypassed. Pianet T 20 / 22 Version 1.0.0... -
Page 21: Tuning
De-activating the bypass, via tapping the check box or logo, will activate the Pianet T again. Also, the Martinic logo will show its blue color again. Tuning The physical Pianet T produces its characteristic sound by reeds ringing after being plucked. -
Page 22: Full Features List
Adjustable reed decay time Extended MIDI note range C1 to C7 (73 notes) Sustain pedal (CC#64) support Pitch Bend ±2 semitones MIDI Program Change support All settings MIDI learnable 32 factory presets © 2024 Martinic Pianet T 22 / 22 Version 1.0.0...
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