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Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (paulvanbladel) — Wed, 22 Oct 2025 05:45:33 +0000

thank you very much.

budo wrote:

very beautiful, thanks for sharing! hope to see more posts

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (budo) — Sun, 19 Oct 2025 16:39:02 +0000

very beautiful, thanks for sharing! hope to see more posts

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (paulvanbladel) — Sat, 18 Oct 2025 17:17:59 +0000

dear Carmelo,
Thank you very much.
Well, the under the finger experience changed (also), you feel much closer physical contact with the instrument. Magic !
One day pianoteq will be better than the original
Going to your beautiful country (Rome and Napoli) later in december
Take care and warm regards
paul;

carmelo.paolucci wrote:

paulvanbladel wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZTzr8waMHs
Every new version of Pianoteq feels like a step closer to the living, breathing reality of an instrument — and version 9 is a leap. The detail, precision, and expressive depth are stunning.
You can tell this isn’t just software engineering — it’s the work of people who genuinely love sound, instruments, and the musicians who bring them to life. There’s an artistry behind the math, a musical curiosity in every line of code.
So, thank you to the Modartt team — for listening so closely, for caring so deeply, and for reminding us that technology, at its best, doesn’t replace music — it serves it.
I highly recommend upgrading to Pianoteq 9 — it’s worth every penny.
Thank you so much for your suggestions! I'm also thinking about upgrading to PT9! Your performance on this Bach piece is amazing!
Magnificent!
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (carmelo.paolucci) — Sat, 18 Oct 2025 16:01:39 +0000

paulvanbladel wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZTzr8waMHs
Every new version of Pianoteq feels like a step closer to the living, breathing reality of an instrument — and version 9 is a leap. The detail, precision, and expressive depth are stunning.
You can tell this isn’t just software engineering — it’s the work of people who genuinely love sound, instruments, and the musicians who bring them to life. There’s an artistry behind the math, a musical curiosity in every line of code.
So, thank you to the Modartt team — for listening so closely, for caring so deeply, and for reminding us that technology, at its best, doesn’t replace music — it serves it.
I highly recommend upgrading to Pianoteq 9 — it’s worth every penny.

Thank you so much for your suggestions! I'm also thinking about upgrading to PT9! Your performance on this Bach piece is amazing!
Magnificent!
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (paulvanbladel) — Sat, 18 Oct 2025 12:14:14 +0000

Thank you very much

J. Unruh wrote:

Hello paulvanbladel,
Thank you very much for the beautiful music recording. A lovely composition and very appealingly interpreted.
It's true, the update to Pianoteq 9 is highly recommended.
Best regards,
J. Unruh
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Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (J. Unruh) — Sat, 18 Oct 2025 12:02:27 +0000

Hello paulvanbladel,
Thank you very much for the beautiful music recording. A lovely composition and very appealingly interpreted.
It's true, the update to Pianoteq 9 is highly recommended.
Best regards,
J. Unruh

Translated DeepL

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (paulvanbladel) — Fri, 17 Oct 2025 18:50:45 +0000

Thank you very much Stephen.

Stephen_Doonan wrote:

paulvanbladel wrote:
Every new version of Pianoteq feels like a step closer to the living, breathing reality of an instrument — and version 9 is a leap. The detail, precision, and expressive depth are stunning.
You can tell this isn’t just software engineering — it’s the work of people who genuinely love sound, instruments, and the musicians who bring them to life. There’s an artistry behind the math, a musical curiosity in every line of code.
So, thank you to the Modartt team — for listening so closely, for caring so deeply, and for reminding us that technology, at its best, doesn’t replace music — it serves it.
I highly recommend upgrading to Pianoteq 9 — it’s worth every penny.
Wonderful performance, and also a great testimonial for Modartt.

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (Stephen_Doonan) — Fri, 17 Oct 2025 17:28:16 +0000

paulvanbladel wrote:

Every new version of Pianoteq feels like a step closer to the living, breathing reality of an instrument — and version 9 is a leap. The detail, precision, and expressive depth are stunning.
You can tell this isn’t just software engineering — it’s the work of people who genuinely love sound, instruments, and the musicians who bring them to life. There’s an artistry behind the math, a musical curiosity in every line of code.
So, thank you to the Modartt team — for listening so closely, for caring so deeply, and for reminding us that technology, at its best, doesn’t replace music — it serves it.
I highly recommend upgrading to Pianoteq 9 — it’s worth every penny.

Wonderful performance, and also a great testimonial for Modartt.

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (paulvanbladel) — Fri, 17 Oct 2025 05:54:20 +0000

I play the music with pianoteq and export with pianoteq to WAV 48.000hz. The only thing i edit upfront in pianoteq is the velocity curve and i take a preset and a piano that goes together with the piece. And then that file is merged with the video with a video editing program. So, there is no sound post processing whatsoever. Of course, the sound of the original video is muted.
I indeed lack the knowledge to even tweak pianoteq (apart from selecting a preset ). If Modartt would organize a (2 day) workshop about advanced usage of pianoteq, I would be the first to subscribe

kawai_user3535 wrote:

Well played and nicely recorded too. I'd be very interested to hear how your recorded the audio (it doesn't sound like directly from an exported MIDI file).

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (kawai_user3535) — Thu, 16 Oct 2025 23:02:13 +0000

Well played and nicely recorded too. I'd be very interested to hear how your recorded the audio (it doesn't sound like directly from an exported MIDI file).

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (paulvanbladel) — Thu, 16 Oct 2025 05:38:44 +0000

Thank you Stig,
Yeah, pure melancholia this Bach.

Love the new version. The first note of this Bach was directly my first acquaintance with pianoteq 9 after fresh installation of v9. I recorded it directly from the first time as you hear it here. There was direct mental connection with the instrument (in this case a grotrian)

Take care and all the best and thank you so much for your kind words
paul

Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

paulvanbladel wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZTzr8waMHs
Every new version of Pianoteq feels like a step closer to the living, breathing reality of an instrument — and version 9 is a leap. The detail, precision, and expressive depth are stunning.
You can tell this isn’t just software engineering — it’s the work of people who genuinely love sound, instruments, and the musicians who bring them to life. There’s an artistry behind the math, a musical curiosity in every line of code.
So, thank you to the Modartt team — for listening so closely, for caring so deeply, and for reminding us that technology, at its best, doesn’t replace music — it serves it.
I highly recommend upgrading to Pianoteq 9 — it’s worth every penny.

Thank you Paul for this beautiful sharing. It brings some places an easy sadness, but so beautiful.
And your hands goes so soft and smooth over the keys, a complete contact, and what a fantastic ending, so soft 4,17 - 4,26. Wonderful!
And Ptq 9 sounds in this piece, and with your playing, as a real piano!
Best wishes,
Stig

Re: Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (Pianoteqenthusiast) — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 21:30:55 +0000

paulvanbladel wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZTzr8waMHs
Every new version of Pianoteq feels like a step closer to the living, breathing reality of an instrument — and version 9 is a leap. The detail, precision, and expressive depth are stunning.
You can tell this isn’t just software engineering — it’s the work of people who genuinely love sound, instruments, and the musicians who bring them to life. There’s an artistry behind the math, a musical curiosity in every line of code.
So, thank you to the Modartt team — for listening so closely, for caring so deeply, and for reminding us that technology, at its best, doesn’t replace music — it serves it.
I highly recommend upgrading to Pianoteq 9 — it’s worth every penny.

Thank you Paul for this beautiful sharing. It brings some places an easy sadness, but so beautiful.
And your hands goes so soft and smooth over the keys, a complete contact, and what a fantastic ending, so soft 4,17 - 4,26. Wonderful!

And Ptq 9 sounds in this piece, and with your playing, as a real piano!

Best wishes,

Stig

Recorded with Pianoteq 9 ! J.S. Bach: Sonata after Reincken "Hortus Mu

null@example.com (paulvanbladel) — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 18:19:29 +0000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZTzr8waMHs

Every new version of Pianoteq feels like a step closer to the living, breathing reality of an instrument — and version 9 is a leap. The detail, precision, and expressive depth are stunning.

You can tell this isn’t just software engineering — it’s the work of people who genuinely love sound, instruments, and the musicians who bring them to life. There’s an artistry behind the math, a musical curiosity in every line of code.

So, thank you to the Modartt team — for listening so closely, for caring so deeply, and for reminding us that technology, at its best, doesn’t replace music — it serves it.

I highly recommend upgrading to Pianoteq 9 — it’s worth every penny.