The thing I find amazing is that they are all very good. Certainly at least as good and mostly better than the built in pianos on the DPs I've heard.
Totally agree. Pretty amazing to be so spoiled for choice.
]]>Interesting, but the music choice could have also more from middle and lower range.
The thing I find amazing is that they are all very good. Certainly at least as good and mostly better than the built in pianos on the DPs I've heard. I really like the sound of the Garritin CFX, but if I am honest, I could play any of them and if I didn't have the side by side comparison I would be happy with what I had. It is exciting we have so many good ones to choose from. VST piano people, I think, like to experiment with different instruments and settings. In that respect Pianoteq is an amazing value. You get a lot of pianos for the price of one or two of the big ones. But if I just wanted to play piano on a really good VST I would probably choose the Garritin CFX. I just love the room accoustics on that piano. Perhaps Pianoteq can be tweaked to emulate it, but I really do enjoy that full, rich sound of the CFX. If Pianoteq sold a CFX piano, I think a lot of people would probably buy it. Just my 2 cents, which is worth what, about 1.4 cents today.
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