But maybe a tuner does use it, if he thinks some blooming's universal with reals.
Nice light touch with bounce.
]]>I supose even when pianote convince 95% of people, they will keep working until don't remain any detectable aspect.
Anyway the superior living sound and highly detailed customization and even mic types, make pianoteq superior.
]]>Btw, digital piano demos have been impressing me more than sample library demos of late. E.g, I think the RD-800 blows the new Garritan CFX out of the water.
Greg.
]]>Cheers
]]>Greg.
]]>Hello All,
Following the cue from Mr. ReBased's forum question, I have uploaded to Dropbox a live performance by Yours Truly of Ernesto LeCuona's Gitinerias (The Gypsies) for you to decide whether it was performed on a decent grand piano that I had just tuned or PT5. In order to even the scale, I added some reverb to the audio, so as to blur the difference between a recording of the acoustic piano and Pianoteq.
Before making your decision, take note of breathing sounds (note to self: trim nose hairs before recording live), of the microphones picking up individual strings' and hammers' sounds. Again, I did add some subsequent reverb to the sound, so be careful how you vote.