As you rightly say "to represent the keyboard shift of a real grand piano" so why don't you use the U4 upright as a visual guide - the keyboard doesn't shift when the left pedal is depressed?

You can run more than one instance of pianoteq and have the sounds from one and the visuals from another...

Following that same idea, with Standard 7 or Pro 7, you could have the U4 as the base piano and layer the grand you want over the top, mute the U4, set the second piano to 100% on the layers.  I just tried it, and the keyboard doesn't move with the soft pedal.  Sadly, I don't think layering is available in Stage, and I know it isn't part of any release of version 6.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently using pianoteq ("Pianoteq STAGE v6.2.2") to screengrab the visual keyboard at the bottom for my video/stream.

Naturally, to represent the keyboard shift of a real grandpiano, pianoteq also shifts the keyboard to the right when the left pedal is pressed.

How can I disable that?

As you rightly say "to represent the keyboard shift of a real grand piano" so why don't you use the U4 upright as a visual guide - the keyboard doesn't shift when the left pedal is depressed?

You can run more than one instance of pianoteq and have the sounds from one and the visuals from another...

I'm currently using pianoteq ("Pianoteq STAGE v6.2.2") to screengrab the visual keyboard at the bottom for my video/stream.

Naturally, to represent the keyboard shift of a real grandpiano, pianoteq also shifts the keyboard to the right when the left pedal is pressed.

How can I disable that?

I couldn't find any such feature to toggle off in the options?

Thanks in advance!