Many people still asking about the setup and the hardware I used in this concert. I hope this can help.

The link in English below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-ufF06WWCc

Amazing work, Beco. Shows how good Pianoteq is, that it can replace a concert grand in a live setup. The Casios are fine as MIDI controllers, I have Casio PX-5S myself.

Thank you very much Theodor. I agree with you, we really can replace a concert grand (I would go beyond, Pianoteq in a hand of a good composer could do things that would be impossible for concert grand to do in a live concert) easily and I know we have great and expensive digital piano, however Casio pianos are good, price, lightweight and a very nice controller as well.

Best regards,

Parabéns pela sua iniciativa, Fulvio.

No Brasil há mesmo dificuldades inúmeras.

Verba farta só existe para bundas rebolando, sertanejo ou submúsicas com letras vulgares de baixo escalão.

Vou te mandar uma idéia por mensagem privada.

Muito obrigado Beto e você tem total razão, temos muito lixo rolando por aqui.

Eu já respondi seu e-mail e vamos nos falando.

Um forte abraço.

Ps: eu vou traduzir nossa conversa aqui, pois ninguém vai entender nada.

Translation:

Congratulations on your initiative, Fulvio.

In Brazil there are even countless difficulties.

Plenty of money only exists for "asses" rebolando, sertanejo or submusic with vulgar low-level lyrics.

I'll send you an idea by private message.

Thank you very much Beto and you are absolutely right, we have a lot of rubbish going around here.

I already answered your email and let's talk.

A big hug.

Ps: I'm going to translate our conversation here, because no one will understand anything.

No Brasil há mesmo dificuldades inúmeras.

Verba farta só existe para bundas rebolando, sertanejo ou submúsicas com letras vulgares de baixo escalão.

Vou te mandar uma idéia por mensagem privada.

So good to see this Beco, thank you - and congratulations.

It's really quite an interesting achievement which sets a benchmark.

Thank you very much for your kind words Qexl.

my best wishes,

It's really quite an interesting achievement which sets a benchmark.

larrycalame wrote:

What Pianoteq version/model was used? And what keyboard make/model was played?

from the video description:
Software - Pianoteq - Blüthner Model 1
OS: Debian stable 11 (Linux)
Hardware - Casio privia px-160
Kdenlive video editor
Reaper audio workstation
Notebook Acer Intel core I7 - 7th generation

also last month we learn that is was version 7 of Pianoteq.

Thanks Antonio

What Pianoteq version/model was used? And what keyboard make/model was played?

Hi Larry,

I am just finishing my very short documentary just to explain your question. Many people are asking me about the same.

I used a version of pianoteq stage 7.5.4 and I chose Blüthner Model 1. About the keyboard it was a very simple one, Casio privia px-160 because of the Weight, triple sensor, kind of cheap and very easy to transport. Since I am using pianoteq I really do not care about the keyboard sound (which is not that good anyway).

Best regards,

Fulvio

What Pianoteq version/model was used? And what keyboard make/model was played?

from the video description:
Software - Pianoteq - Blüthner Model 1
OS: Debian stable 11 (Linux)
Hardware - Casio privia px-160
Kdenlive video editor
Reaper audio workstation
Notebook Acer Intel core I7 - 7th generation

also last month we learn that is was version 7 of Pianoteq.

Beco wrote:

[...] first concerto performed with a digital piano and orchestra realized in Brazil [...]

https://youtu.be/TofTO1gZ8ws

My best wishes,

Fulvio

I didn't notice at first the description in the video is in two languages

What kind of amplification and speakers were used?

I used an old amplifier made from a brazilian company called meteoro. It is supposed to be 500 watts (rms) amplifier and full range (6 speakers with 6' and a sub of 12 or 15' - not sure), but I am not sure if this is really real. The sound in the teather was very nice, unfortunatelly I had a problem with my profissional mic and I need to use the mics from the cameras.

That was great!

Thank you very much.

[...] first concerto performed with a digital piano and orchestra realized in Brazil [...]

https://youtu.be/TofTO1gZ8ws

My best wishes,

Fulvio

I didn't notice at first the description in the video is in two languages

What kind of amplification and speakers were used?