To my surprise French Arturia has introduced all these:
Stage-73 V (Rhodes)
https://youtu.be/77Dh0EmGFaA
B-3 V (Hammond)
https://youtu.be/kwA7clyN9V0
And even Piano V !!!!
https://www.arturia.com/products/analog...v/overview
What do you think?
Piano is definitely far from Pianoteq's level. Hammond is better, but still no contest to VB3...
Piano is definitely far from Pianoteq's level. Hammond is better, but still no contest to VB3...
I just listened those few demos with my Mac's speaker but I came to same conclusion: piano is very far from PTQ. But it's not a surprise: making a decent piano model takes years and years of careful study. This makes me wonder: Why would we need a new mediocre piano when world is already full of s***t pianos and then there are few jewels out there This been said the new V-collection with introductory price can give you quite a set of vintage synths and keyboards and this may be a good bargain if you don't have this kind of stuff already... hmmm
Looks as though all of the edits are universal for the piano. No way to change the tuning or unison tuning string by string. Quite a limitation.
The piano is not ready for prime time, IMO. I have a Scarlett 2i2, and it only gave me two choices for latency with ASIO drivers. The 5.6ms that I chose was much greater in reality.
Suggestion: Back to the drawing board.