i just don't think i could ever have the patience and care to do it

Thanks, Budo.

Yes, it takes time and patience.
However, it is just like preparing a piece for a concert..... it takes time and patience, and, more....
practice to control dynamics, to control "touching", style, phrasing.... all that matters.
Compare to that, midi editing to different piano presets is way too easy for me.

Best wishes
k.c.Paul

i don't personally have any issue with your idea.  why not do it, since the software makes so many great pianos available.  it's like a choir of pianos.  i just don't think i could ever have the patience and care to do it

It really is as you say, you really produce many tone colors as  a real piano's tone color controlled by different ”touching”. I can hear it and enjoy. I could call this... a once in a lifetime masterpiece performance.
Amazing job! Your best so far. I love it love it!!   
Congratulations.

Best wishes,

Stig

Thanks Stig. A year ago I post my idea on this forum, most guys don't agree with my idea.
But I go on working with it, little by little, I can manage more details. I will realize my idea
better as time goes on.

https://youtu.be/mRpiHu2Poig
I assigned different presets to different patterns/notes,
in order to produce more tone color as if
a real piano's tone color controlled by different "touching".

This is so expressive! It seems like you deeply connect with every note you play. A symphony of colours. Beautifully played.

It really is as you say, you really produce many tone colors as  a real piano's tone color controlled by different ”touching”. I can hear it and enjoy. I could call this... a once in a lifetime masterpiece performance.
Amazing job! Your best so far. I love it love it!!   
Congratulations.

Best wishes,

Stig

The following piano presets were used in this recording:

A.Petrof
Steinway B
C.Bechstein
K2
Petrof Mistral
HB Steinway
Bluthner
Grotrian
Steingraeber

I assigned different presets to different patterns/notes,
in order to produce more tone color as if
a real piano's tone color controlled by different "touching".