Modartt user forum - Truepianos

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-23T16:59:27Z

Beto-Music wrote:

I see no point in use a extremelly small sampled library.
-You have no adavantages of true modelling (only filters and scripts to try mimic some few effects).
-You have no advanteges of large quality sampled libraries.
You only got a very small space required, and that's not a importante thing today, considering modern memory and HDs capacity.

I did not (and never do) consider any of those things. All I care about is the sound.

If the sound I hear is the same sound I imagine I would be hearing if I was sitting in a dimly lit cocktail bar with a famous jazz musician "tinkling" the keys gently in the background .... then I like it.

Can't say that TruePianos reached that level ... but I liked it, anyway.

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-23T14:10:11Z

I see no point in use a extremelly small sampled library.

-You have no adavantages of true modelling (only filters and scripts to try mimic some few effects).
-You have no advanteges of large quality sampled libraries.

You only got a very small space required, and that's not a importante thing today, considering modern memory and HDs capacity.

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-23T08:57:34Z

I've got both Pianoteq and True Pianos. I like them both, though I think Pianoteq sounds more authentic. In my opinion its versatility (pro version) allows you to get a sound the very close to the sound of True Pianos.
Both are small files on your computer. Modartt upgrade Painoteq frequently and has better interaction with its members.

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-23T02:58:07Z

I tried Truepianos once, and I didn't like it. Poor piano sound ...

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-23T02:03:43Z

delt wrote:

....what do you guys think about it?

I have it and I like it.

However, I have difficulty getting much volume out of it.

Also, I rarely use any software piano as the only sound I am using. I blend my ES7 sound with the software sound. TruePianos works well for that.

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T12:21:13Z

EvilDragon wrote:

This thread is about Truepianos from 4Front, imyself.

you are right.

oops! i made a mistake from beginning...

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T12:17:18Z

This thread is about Truepianos from 4Front, imyself. Not about True Keys.

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T12:03:22Z

paolopiano wrote:

I have a "truepianos" but do not use it as much now .........

Hello paolopiano,

do you mean:
you have a real piano,
you have Truepianos from 4Front,
or you have True Keys piano from VI Labs,

...

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T11:52:30Z

I have a "truepianos" but do not use it as much now .........

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T10:15:36Z

EvilDragon wrote:

Nope, I didn't try True Keys, but I wasn't particularly compelled by the demos.

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Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T10:03:57Z

Nope, I didn't try True Keys, but I wasn't particularly compelled by the demos.

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T09:52:57Z

EvilDragon wrote:

Not as flexible nor as good as Pianoteq.

Hello EvilDragon,

Obviously, you certainly try True Keys ...

For me, as i own the pack of three pianos, it is The answer...

I must admit that this is "The Piano Sound". I find back the emotions and feelings that I had at the time when it was possible for me to play on a Shimmel (maybe it was a quarter of a tail) when I use the "German" preset ...

Regards

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T09:02:56Z

Not as flexible nor as good as Pianoteq.

Re: Truepianos

2013-06-22T08:36:08Z

i don't think you choose the right place to speak about it...
i think that, www.pianoworld.com will be a better place for exchange impressions, take a look in forum, Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards

Truepianos

2013-06-22T02:54:46Z

....what do you guys think about it?

(if it had a linux version, i'd consider maybe buying it instead of pianoteq, but anyway.....)