Key Fumbler wrote:

Hard to imagine that you spent enough time adjusting the Pianoteq velocity response for your Roland, but as long as you got something you like that's the main thing.

I have done thorough modifications to find the proper velocity curve without a result that suited my needs.
Even had bought several midi transformers to shape my midi curve properly. But I remained unsatisfied.
I think months of 'time' tinkering with it is enough.

How odd. I cannot see why you would need those add ons but at least you are happy with what you have now.

Hard to imagine that you spent enough time adjusting the Pianoteq velocity response for your Roland, but as long as you got something you like that's the main thing.

I have done thorough modifications to find the proper velocity curve without a result that suited my needs.
Even had bought several midi transformers to shape my midi curve properly. But I remained unsatisfied.
I think months of 'time' tinkering with it is enough.

That's a pretty good deal. What's the reason for selling if you don't mind me asking?

Hello MalliceX,

It's simple, I dislike PianoTeq in combination with my Roland RD-2000.

There came new Grands with the update of the Roland RD-2000. They are called ACO Grands, and I like the ACO Grand 5 more than PianoTeq.
Although it behaves differently. For instance, there is not the same String Resonance than with PianoTeq. Overtones sound differently etc.

With best regards,

Pascal

Edit: MalliceX reserved it, topic will be on hold and if it's sold I'll update once again.

MalliceX: Wrote you details for payment etc.

If you want to make a price suggestion, please private message me.

Thanks
Pascal