I would like to understand how the shape, number and location of the holes in the harp works to create the final sound.
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I would like to understand how the shape, number and location of the holes in the harp works to create the final sound.
]]>Such an amazing company! Can't wait to update and play this evening and on the weekend! Thank you!
]]>It keeps getting better and better and my list of complaints decreases with each update. I don't know what to write anymore. .__."
I agree, it's already very, very good and they keep making it better! Love the little enhancements in every update. I look forward to each one too see what they've added. For example, the new adjustment for Repetitions is quite nice. And of course the Mistral update is gorgeous.
]]>Changes in 7.3.0 (2021/04/07)
-Introducing Petrof 284 Mistral concert grand piano.
-Improved repetition model benefiting all acoustic pianos.
-Piano lid removal now possible (double click on lid).
-Steinway B update: bass range and upper range revoicing.
Lovely promotional video. Nice to watch it, after be distressed with the insane pandemic management in my country.
I wonder if people will find Petrof 284 the best model to try to create a Bosendorfer Imperial FXP.
]]>Fleer wrote:But do check the updated Steinway B as well, you’ll be surprised. As a whole, Pianoteq 7.3.0 is highly rewarding.
Are there any detailed information what changes they made to the Steinway B more than general revocing?
For me it's most definitely the revoicing, particularly in the low and high octaves.
]]>Just returned after a couple of hours. On going through all my instruments, I found they had one thing in common. . .they all sounded more like each other. And Bluthner has lost all its character! Oh no! So i try to re-install my previous, 7.03 and find I had to reset many of my presets since they were no longerr in "presets".
Didn't take long but I'm left wondering what's happened..
Wow...
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(The fact that I already have a very decent "D" by way of Soniccouture's "Hammersmith" plays a part as well, ok)
Well if you felt like spending some money you could do a lot worse than the German/US Steinway D pack!
I suggest you enable the Steinway D pack demo and have a play. The excellent D has improved too, just not as much as the B (by which I mean they've done additional work on the B this time).
I have a feeling you wouldn't bother with the Hammersmith much if you had the D pack (which is also now two pianos).
The D pack has an unrivalled number of presets and substantially different tonality.
I've recently uninstalled multiple sample piano libraries. Waste of SSD space for me.
I was hoping for an introductory discount - then, I found that it is included if you own Petrof 275 !
Amazing customer appreciation.
So glad I chose Petrof in my piano set when I joined the Club in December. Nothing against a good Steinway D, but it is ubiquitous. I'd much rather use unique and characterful alternatives...
(The fact that I already have a very decent "D" by way of Soniccouture's "Hammersmith" plays a part as well, ok)
]]>But do check the updated Steinway B as well, you’ll be surprised. As a whole, Pianoteq 7.3.0 is highly rewarding.
Are there any detailed information what changes they made to the Steinway B more than general revocing?
]]>I have to say that for some time I wasn`t impressed too much with new pianos from Modartt, even new version was not wow for me, but this piano woke me up. Congratulations for Modartt, you brought me back. Thank you.
Right on, sloba, the Mistral is mighty fine indeed. But do check the updated Steinway B as well, you’ll be surprised. As a whole, Pianoteq 7.3.0 is highly rewarding.
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