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Topic: Modelled upright in V-piano update.

Well, the first comercial modelled upright piano come from V-piano:


http://www.rolandconnect.com/product_20..._evolution



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OYHD7DT...re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExLmQ2_p...re=related

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Re: Modelled upright in V-piano update.

There's some nice sounds in those demos. But, I'm a bit disillusioned by all this "triple silver" etc naming - none of them sound as "silvery" as a bog standard piano. Just listen to this standard piano with no silver in the strings at all!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sNxP8F-U_o

Greg.

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Re: Modelled upright in V-piano update.

Nice sound, Greg. 
What makes the sound be similar to silver if it have no silver at all ?
Harder steel strings and special harder hammer shape?


I wasn't impressed with V-piano's upright model, despite limitation of evaluation by just watching a youtube video.  It did not have that upright feeling, but reamamber more a grand piano.

V-piano have some thin sound too.  I always notice more problems when playing than listening.  If I could play V-piano I'm sure I would have some quite disappoitments.

Last edited by Beto-Music (23-04-2010 18:43)