As an ex-professional classical pianist I will not settle for anything less than full, sensitive dynamic range from a piano and I've now got the whole touch curves thing well under control with both the Kawai and Pianoteq. I am getting close to the point where I would possibly not swap back to an Acoustic piano unless it was one of the big names.

By the way, before anyone says that I should reconcile the two sets of curves into a new single one on Pianotech and let the Kawai default to its default; I have a horrible suspicion that this would be a huge time-eater. I can't use all my practise time messing around with cuirves.

(Also, I have to use headphones. No choice.)

Thanks in advance for any replies.