In addition to the AB presets, I really think we need a C now...
With the beautiful new Grotrian piano release, I need to now switch quickly between the Bluethner, Model B and the Grotrian!
You guys really hit it out of the park with the new piano!
+1 I just thought of that today when I was testing Gortrian, well done PianoTeq! It is the first piano model I like without changing the preset very much. (I basically just adjust the tuning to 432 Hz, well temperament or similar and the stringlength)
I basically just adjust the tuning to 432 Hz, well temperament or similar and the stringlength
What's the story here? I use non-equal temperaments (Thomas Young II) always when playing Chopin. I understand the frequency adjustment if you are trying to match those of a historical piano, but why change the string length? And to what? P.s. sorry for the hijack...
why change the string length?
perhaps an effort to emulate various of the six models of grands that Grotrian produces...? http://www.grotrian.de/en/instruments/grand-pianos/
I use non-equal temperaments (Thomas Young II) always when playing Chopin.
on the Pleyel for Chopin these days I like Jousse (1840) A=432...