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Welcome to the Piano World Piano ForumsOver 3 million posts about pianos, digital pianos, and all types of keyboard instruments. Over 100,000 members from around the world.Join the World's Largest Community of Piano Lovers (it's free)It's Fun to Play the Piano ... Please Pass It On!SEARCHPiano Forums & Piano World Who's Online Now30 members (beeboss, Christ, dire tonic, Dan 67, JanK, GWard21, Frank Illenberger, CraiginNZ, 6 invisible),1,131guests, and 153robots.Key: Admin, Global Mod, ModOP500 Post Club MemberJoined: Oct 2016Posts: 501I recently upgraded my Pianoteq studio edition (Pteq pro + all instrument packs) to version 7. I've used Pianoteq 5 the 6 for a number of years and, while I've enjoyed the playability, in my view it never quite matched the realism of any of the sampled VST packages I own (Garritan, Ravenscroft, Synology, Galaxy, VSL, Bechstein, Production Voices, VI labs,...). I've played several hours using Pianoteq 7, trying out all of the pianos, but spending most of my time with the Steinway D, with a minimum of fiddling with settings. I think Modartt has broken through the realism barrier with this release. I would encourage anyone who's tried and written off prior Pianoteq versions to try out version 7. I played a Steinway M for many years growing up and have played Steinway B and D pianos. This is what they sound like (well, actually better than that Model M).(extended rant follows)My VST computer recently crashed and while all of my samples are on SSD USB drives, I'm faced with reinstalling

Sound shaping and editing.Want all the hottest music and gear news, reviews, deals, features and more, direct to your inbox? Sign up here. Pianoteq 6 works under Mac OS X 10.7 or Windows 7 or later, as well as Linux (x86 and ARM). It can be used in standalone mode or as a plug-in (AAX, AU, VST2 and VST 3) and it supports the Native Instruments NKS format.After installation and authorization, you select and calibrate your MIDI controller and audio output interface. Next, you are taken to Pianoteq’s main screen, which displays the current keyboard preset, as well as options for instrument tuning, voicing and design. This mission control-style GUI helps the user navigate the myriad of customizable parameters quite well, and I found myself diving into different sounds and tone-shaping options right away.Acoustic and electric offeringsAs someone who has gigged for the past decade with, generally, hardware-based digital pianos (typically offering only a handful of presets), Pianoteq 6 is a veritable cornucopia of pianistic possibilities — from Steinway B and D grands (approved by the instrument manufacturer, itself ) to more esoteric models by Grotrian, Steingraeber and others. Each instrument has variations, as well. For instance, some of the Steinway B varieties include those named Recording, Close Mic, and Cosmic, each with its own character and sonic imprint.The Studio bundle arrived stocked with instruments beyond just standard grand and uprights. It featured historical models like those by Broadwood, Pleyel and Erard; keyed percussion such as vibraphone, celesta and toy piano; and predecessors to the piano such as concert harp and harpsichord — each with its own singular sound. For those of us who will never get a chance to hear many of these rare keyboard instruments in person, Pianoteq 6 affords the opportunity to experience their essence at home.Being no stranger to the world of Wurlitzers, Rhodes pianos and Hohner Clavinets (my trusted Wurly 200A sits beside me as I type), I was interested to hear what Pianoteq 6’s electrics had to offer. I wasn’t disappointed.From a Queen-era reed piano entitled “You’re My Best Friend” that nailed the bark and bite of the original, to a convincingly processed Rhodes MK1 model named “Sweet Flanger” that sounded straight out of a Styx song, Pianoteq 6’s electrics are bound to impress everyone from a jazzer to a Prog fan. And kudos to Modartt for including unique instruments like the Hohner Pianet N and T, and a model of the RMI Electra-Piano.E is for editingThe sheer number of editable parameters in Pianoteq 6 is astounding. Much like the way a seasoned piano technician adjusts the many tone-producing components of an instrument, Pianoteq 6 allows the user to experiment with an equally wide

Welcome to the Piano World Piano ForumsOver 3 million posts about pianos, digital pianos, and all types of keyboard instruments. Over 100,000 members from around the world.Join the World's Largest Community of Piano Lovers (it's free)It's Fun to Play the Piano ... Please Pass It On!SEARCHPiano Forums & Piano World Who's Online Now8 members (AlkansBookcase, David B, notusedihope, salce, Qberticus, 3 invisible),1,082guests, and 197robots.Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod Joined: Aug 2017Posts: 1,6781000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Aug 2017Posts: 1,678Wow it’s a substancial update from version 6 i must say. Better attack and even better decay , althaugh i could swear there was still a bit synthi character in the two octaves above A440.And the bass is less muddy too.Great job, .... getting better each version althaugh going back and forth i still prefer VSL, Garritan and Embertone by some margin.Ha ha.. that is very likely the actual review will be when Pianoteq 7 is actually released!OshoMason & Hamlin BBKawai Novus NV10 + VST + Genelec 8050B monitors.Current VST favorites (in the order of preference): Pianoteq 7/VSL Synchron Concert D//Garritan CFX/Embertone Walker D FullJoined: May 2018Posts: 1,9671000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: May 2018Posts: 1,967I've been away from Pianoteq for a few months after getting Garritan CFX Lite. Actually, I have been playing with the FP-30's own sound mostly this year due to impatience with respect to firing up a PC, and launching the Garritan CFX, or Pianoteq, software.But for the Adult Beginners Forum's recital I want to record using Pianoteq (it automatically records every note you play), so therefore I launched Pianoteq yesterday.And, OMG, it sounded harsh to my ears now - no matter how I changed parameter settings around, it just sounded in-your-face vulgar and rude. I would say based on this, if an analogy will

Stress). About disk, it takes some space and if we like to have multiple instruments, a big drive is required. If we want to have low loading time, a SSD is required too (more expensive). 3. This depends of the drive type. Loading times made me change my drive by an SSD. 4. The number of instruments is a plus of pianoteq if we are budget limited (only 50$/instrument), or space limited. 5. The settings of Pianoteq are quite exclusive... but I can’t use them (as a Stage Pianoteq user).6. Ok, the latency depends of the ASIO driver and settings... we need a very bad VST to add extra latency.Joined: May 2018Posts: 1,9651000 Post Club MemberOP1000 Post Club MemberJoined: May 2018Posts: 1,9651. Well, Ivory works with iLok. You have the choice of PC or dongle storage of the licence.Yes, mea culpa! I forgot about the iLok because I already had an account, so it didn't mentally register like much of an issue. I was thinking about the iLok dongle, which is no longer required.Physical instruments: Roland FP-30, and E-28Virtual instruments: "The Experience" piano collection, NI "The Maverick", Galaxy II Grand piano collection, Synthogy Ivory II Studio Grands, Production Voices Estate Grand, Garritan CFX Lite, Pianoteq 7.5.2Focus: 1850±100 yearsJoined: Jul 2012Posts: 10,55410K Post Club Member10K Post Club MemberJoined: Jul 2012Posts: 10,554There something about having the strings vibrate on a real piano that I don't know if software can replace.How do you know those ‘strings’ on that ‘real’ piano are not part of an all-encompassing simulation software, and that you, too, are simply part of that simulation?We insignificant things have barely scratched the surface with our basic little simulations within the larger simulation. So yes, we can create a virtual personal assistant, namely, SIRI; or can we? No!Although we believe with high certainty that indeed we are creators the truth is that we are no more than working bees simply following commands previously programmed by aliens into the all-encompassing simulation.You think you have free will? Think again, bumbling bee; for that thing you just ‘created’ is no more than the sum of