We now close this thread and will present the winners in a separate thread on Wednesday.

Many thanks to all who participated!

Regards,
Niclas

Edit (Nov 14th): link to the announcement of the winning entries here!

Studiocat wrote:

I'm obviously not a piano player...

Well I really enjoyed your noodling around - very nice indeed - thanks.

Greg.

Thank you Greg!

I'm obviously not a piano player...

Well I really enjoyed your noodling around - very nice indeed - thanks.

Greg.

I would like to enter my video entry into the Pianoteq video contest, but had not received the email I need to enter my video. The upload date says it was uploaded November 11th, on time with the deadline for the contest. I would appreciate it if you could please consider the video in your contest.

Here is a link to my entry: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7DSexhIoyY

Thank you,
Joshua Masters

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Here's my video for contest.

http://youtu.be/Nyy2QhN_tfo

The expressiveness of Pianoteq4 is amazing, and I'm happy to record classical music with it.
In this video, I played Rachmaninov's 2nd Piano Concerto with Pianoteq4.
All the other orchestra parts are also recorded in realtime playing.

http://youtu.be/bt8lTDMxj0s

Radek Tadel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldMsMDGu0V8

richardvahrman wrote:

Greetings from Brighton

Here is my entry. No virtuoso performances here - more a story of what happens when a grand piano dies.

Nice idea... its like a bionic replacement of the strings. You turned your grand into a 4th generation piano. (Were you looking at the sea from that window?)

G

Yes we are lucky, we look right out - great place for making music and composing

richardvahrman wrote:

Greetings from Brighton

Here is my entry. No virtuoso performances here - more a story of what happens when a grand piano dies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB7YGO5kEAU

It's a work in progress, so watch this space!

Brilliant! How much has this set up cost?

About half as much as replacing the piano with a reasonable quality, second hand grand (Yamaha/Kawai) plus the benefit of having several good pianos and a Rhodes in one box. Or put another way, about 1000 for the PC, 175 each for the touch screen monitors, 1600 for the piano plus I bought Cubase Elements, Garritan Jazz and Big Band / Personal Orchestra (all currencies GBP). It will cost around 1500 to have the existing case modified and some funky new legs (which will also support the keyboards.

Hey hey... Very natural sound you did Matt

What was the setup you used, what pianoteq model...  ,how do you recorded the sound, only direct from software or a mix of the software and mics?

Niclas could extend the final day for the competition, cause it's getting better and better.

Matt Leonard Price wrote:

Here's a little something... a bit late perhaps.

http://youtu.be/UghArv5jlzs

I'm using Pianoteq Stage 4.2.0 with Logic Pro 9. The Mic is a SE Electronics Z5600a II in a cradle and boom. I just added a little reverb to the voice in the Logic channel.  My keyboard (Studiologic SL-880) is a bit old and tired now so I've adjusted the Pianoteq velocity curve to help improve the response (a very useful feature of Pianoteq). Thanks.

Matt Leonard Price wrote:

Here's a little something... a bit late perhaps...

Cool again Matt ... please quit doing this... I wanna win jajaja

Thanks. I'll try to stop...

Matt Leonard Price wrote:

Here's a little something... a bit late perhaps.

http://youtu.be/UghArv5jlzs

Very very beautiful song...

Thanks for nice feedback.

This makes thing that pianoteq needs a drums add on.
Why not?   After steel pans add-on, a drums add on.

emmanuel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irMk_kZoj4Q