Kengrayfield wrote:

As the number of presents (and user created ones) become numerous, it is easy to forget how does each sound in particular. Often, the authors of the presets would include comments to explain the design. By including the UI change that shows preset comments when mouse hovered over, it makes managing multiple presets a lot more manageable. Just my opinion. Cheers!

I totally agree with this! I installed Pianoteq for the first time this week, and as a brand new user, THIS was my biggest struggle with the software! I could not find any descriptions of the individual instruments. What is binaural, vs prelude, etc. Hearing the difference isn't enough--we need to read what is the intended difference. I did finally find where to read these descriptions, but a hover/popup/tooltip description would be extremely helpful.

Just select the “edit (books)” icon in the top right of the interface. The description of every piano is there.
It’s shown the manual… section “3.4. Handling presets”
I found it the best way to preview each preset, you can read the description while playing it.

As the number of presents (and user created ones) become numerous, it is easy to forget how does each sound in particular. Often, the authors of the presets would include comments to explain the design. By including the UI change that shows preset comments when mouse hovered over, it makes managing multiple presets a lot more manageable. Just my opinion. Cheers!

I totally agree with this! I installed Pianoteq for the first time this week, and as a brand new user, THIS was my biggest struggle with the software! I could not find any descriptions of the individual instruments. What is binaural, vs prelude, etc. Hearing the difference isn't enough--we need to read what is the intended difference. I did finally find where to read these descriptions, but a hover/popup/tooltip description would be extremely helpful.