First vid, great seeing his unfiltered human reactions and inspirations as he landed on the different presets.

Second vid, really nice to see a solid walk-through from scratch about features, then excellent examples of making basic edits.

And.. we know so well, those first few hours can turn into many years pretty easily

What gets me, to this day still is that, I think I'm a bit like both of those guys rolled into one, even after 8yrs; I'm in wonder at the solidly engineered software (from the bones to results) and inspired every time I sit at the keys - no other software has any likelihood of making that happen in my world after more than 40yrs digging into this territory.

Also, I can't say I'm past even scratching the surface with Pianoteq myself. It would take more than a lifetime to do everything possible with Pianoteq.

And even if someone wanted just 1 beautiful piano, for life, to play in their home, it does that too.