....what do you guys think about it?
(if it had a linux version, i'd consider maybe buying it instead of pianoteq, but anyway.....)
i don't think you choose the right place to speak about it...
i think that, www.pianoworld.com will be a better place for exchange impressions, take a look in forum, Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
Not as flexible nor as good as Pianoteq.
Not as flexible nor as good as Pianoteq.
Hello EvilDragon,
Obviously, you certainly try True Keys ...
For me, as i own the pack of three pianos, it is The answer...
I must admit that this is "The Piano Sound". I find back the emotions and feelings that I had at the time when it was possible for me to play on a Shimmel (maybe it was a quarter of a tail) when I use the "German" preset ...
Regards
Nope, I didn't try True Keys, but I wasn't particularly compelled by the demos.
Nope, I didn't try True Keys, but I wasn't particularly compelled by the demos.
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I have a "truepianos" but do not use it as much now .........
I have a "truepianos" but do not use it as much now .........
Hello paolopiano,
do you mean:
you have a real piano,
you have Truepianos from 4Front,
or you have True Keys piano from VI Labs,
...
This thread is about Truepianos from 4Front, imyself. Not about True Keys.
This thread is about Truepianos from 4Front, imyself.
you are right.
oops! i made a mistake from beginning...
....what do you guys think about it?
I have it and I like it.
However, I have difficulty getting much volume out of it.
Also, I rarely use any software piano as the only sound I am using. I blend my ES7 sound with the software sound. TruePianos works well for that.
I tried Truepianos once, and I didn't like it. Poor piano sound ...
I've got both Pianoteq and True Pianos. I like them both, though I think Pianoteq sounds more authentic. In my opinion its versatility (pro version) allows you to get a sound the very close to the sound of True Pianos.
Both are small files on your computer. Modartt upgrade Painoteq frequently and has better interaction with its members.
I see no point in use a extremelly small sampled library.
-You have no adavantages of true modelling (only filters and scripts to try mimic some few effects).
-You have no advanteges of large quality sampled libraries.
You only got a very small space required, and that's not a importante thing today, considering modern memory and HDs capacity.
I see no point in use a extremelly small sampled library.
-You have no adavantages of true modelling (only filters and scripts to try mimic some few effects).
-You have no advanteges of large quality sampled libraries.You only got a very small space required, and that's not a importante thing today, considering modern memory and HDs capacity.
I did not (and never do) consider any of those things. All I care about is the sound.
If the sound I hear is the same sound I imagine I would be hearing if I was sitting in a dimly lit cocktail bar with a famous jazz musician "tinkling" the keys gently in the background .... then I like it.
Can't say that TruePianos reached that level ... but I liked it, anyway.