Since buying Pianoteq I can't stop practicing.  I've even been working on my Korg microKONTROL technique so I can travel with the world's smallest playable grand piano.  By using the microKONTROL's 37 mini keys and 16 pads along with the octave shift button, I can do a few little tricks as you will hear in a spontaneous little improv I did last evening I call "pointless noodling" which you can find here:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemus...dID=535571

I know it's pretty rough around the edges, but I'm getting used to the small format and octave shifting and I just keep on thinking "there's really 88 keys in this little thing, man - use 'em all"! When I get a little more refined in my wee key technique I'll post a few more improvs in different styles done on the microKONTROL.  I think it's going to make an interesting busking tool this summer - just me, my Toughbook pimped up with Pianoteq, the microKONTROL and my trusty JVC Kaboom box gently wafting out the lovely strains of Pianoteq through the streets of Toronto