I found the sound good, but a bit heavy (specialy the 4th vídeo), like had some aspect of vintage piano.
Is that tue Baldwin is the last trully american grand piano factory in activity?
]]>Greg.
]]>It occurs to me that this thread could be considered somewhat crass--Modartt releases V5 with several new pianos, and then we start asking for other pianos. I hope that it instead is taken as intended. The current pianos sound so good that we want more.
Indeed! I'm very grateful for the refinements that come with each new version. But I enjoy this new "wish list" also, which is basically a bunch of satisfied customers saying what new instruments we'd be very happy to pay more to add, thus giving Modartt ideas for how to earn more from past Pianoteq purchasers!
Along those lines, I would very much like to see a
(preferably from the 1920s, even if rebuilt). The M&H construction differs from Steinway -- it is substantially heavier, and includes their tension resonator and crown retention systems -- resulting in a significantly different sound. There's a fullness to the sound, particularly in the couple of octaves below Middle C, that make it my favorite piano to play.
]]>I would like to see the Hohner Pianet N
+1
And I would like to see a Toy Piano. (I'm not kidding)
]]>Here's a suggestion: Mr Pepper's Jet Piano: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNmzEzecuB0
(I haven't tried to emulate this yet - I know I need tremelo though
Greg.
I would have thought, using the Wurli as a starting point? "W1-Overdriven" preset, reduce the distortion, add some mid EQ.. already got the tremolo
]]>njaremko wrote:......what happened to my post?
Looks like you actually posted it in the thread "Dev Question"
Thanks lol, not quite sure how that happened
A Ravenscroft 275 would be amazing:
Then there's the standard list: Bosendorfer 290 Imperial, Yamaha CFX, Stuart & Sons, Fazioli, etc...
]]>(I haven't tried to emulate this yet - I know I need tremelo though
Greg.
]]>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ir8eG3CMTY8
Some said the first Steinway wa sbuilt in a kitchen of Heinrich Englehard Steinway's home.
]]>I found a vídeo explaining the Baldwin pianos it's only really good until the late 80's or so.
Beto-Music wrote:I found the sound good, but a bit heavy (specialy the 4th vídeo), like had some aspect of vintage piano.
Is that tue [sic] Baldwin is the last trully american grand piano factory in activity?
Baldwin has been sold to Gibson Guitar, who manufactures its piano instruments in China.
Cheers,
Joe
......what happened to my post?
Looks like you actually posted it in the thread "Dev Question"
]]>I found the sound good, but a bit heavy (specialy the 4th vídeo), like had some aspect of vintage piano.
Is that tue [sic] Baldwin is the last trully american grand piano factory in activity?
Baldwin has been sold to Gibson Guitar, who manufactures its piano instruments in China.
Cheers,
Joe
I found the sound good, but a bit heavy (specialy the 4th vídeo), like had some aspect of vintage piano.
Is that tue Baldwin is the last trully american grand piano factory in activity?
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