Topic: Pianoteq U4 - The good Upright piano (two examples)

I wonder why people don't record music with Ptq U4, at least sometimes they could record something. It's not a Grand piano, but an upright that sounds good. I myself have done at least 15 (fifteen) U4 uploads among my 638 pieces so far. Have not observed U4 Concert before, have previously used U4 Tall.

Here U4 Tall: (just testing sound)

https://youtu.be/LEWAWGmRqFc

Here U4 Concert:

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...oncert.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig

Re: Pianoteq U4 - The good Upright piano (two examples)

Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

I wonder why people don't record music with Ptq U4, at least sometimes they could record something. It's not a Grand piano, but an upright that sounds good. I myself have done at least 15 (fifteen) U4 uploads among my 638 pieces so far. Have not observed U4 Concert before, have previously used U4 Tall.

What fun test pieces! And I agree entirely—I have found myself enjoying the U4 quite a bit as of late. I didn't take to it previously, but only just recently have I really made it a daily driver.

I've been playing most with "U4 Tall Concert". I think it sounds quite nice, and you can get quite a bit of interesting texture (in my opinion) based on your velocities (e.g., pp or p compared to f). I'll also occasionally hop over to "U4 Midnight" or the "U4 Felt" presets depending on the song.

I've been toying with the idea of a Christmas album (it's been quite some time since I've done one) and this preset is hitting all the right (possibly nostalgic) notes. But I've been having great fun with other pieces as well -- I've got a version of Moonlight Sonata (first movement) that I'll post soon.

Cheers,
~Kerri

Pianoteq 8, Organteq 2, Yamaha NU1X, Yamaha P515

Re: Pianoteq U4 - The good Upright piano (two examples)

KerriS wrote:
Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

I wonder why people don't record music with Ptq U4, at least sometimes they could record something. It's not a Grand piano, but an upright that sounds good. I myself have done at least 15 (fifteen) U4 uploads among my 638 pieces so far. Have not observed U4 Concert before, have previously used U4 Tall.

What fun test pieces! And I agree entirely—I have found myself enjoying the U4 quite a bit as of late. I didn't take to it previously, but only just recently have I really made it a daily driver.

I've been playing most with "U4 Tall Concert". I think it sounds quite nice, and you can get quite a bit of interesting texture (in my opinion) based on your velocities (e.g., pp or p compared to f). I'll also occasionally hop over to "U4 Midnight" or the "U4 Felt" presets depending on the song.

I've been toying with the idea of a Christmas album (it's been quite some time since I've done one) and this preset is hitting all the right (possibly nostalgic) notes. But I've been having great fun with other pieces as well -- I've got a version of Moonlight Sonata (first movement) that I'll post soon.

Thank you so much Kerri 

Best wishes,

Stig