Physical modelling drums?

Are there any plans to work on a "drumteq" plugin?
I would appreciate to hear some thoughts about it!

I'll just add one thing: I would love to see Modartt further refine their pitched percussion and expand into unpitched percussion (and really every other instrument under the sun). Their approach to instrument manipulation is far superior to any other software I've seen. Rather than taking it from a synthesis perspective -- adjusting voltages, oscillations, ADSR, etc. -- they instead take the perspective of an instrument builder. Adjusting string length, hammer hardness at various dynamics, instrument dynamic range, sympathetic string vibrations, strike point, etc., is all so much more intuitive for a musician.

So I'm excited to see how Organteq develops, and would love to see more -- unpitched percussion, bowed/plucked strings, brass, reeds, etc. I know some have argued that Modartt should stick to pianos, and sure, refining the pianos shouldn't be neglected, but I certainly don't see any neglect happening thus far. Expanding into other instruments could easily lead to further refinement of the piano models. The knowledge gained from modeling a cymbal being struck by a mallet might give further insight into how a felt covered hammer strikes a copper wound string. Modeling a reed vibrating might give further insight into how the soundboard in a piano vibrates. Modeling the sympathetic vibrations in a drum set might lead to subtle refinements to sympathetic vibrations resonating in a piano model. Everything's related.

I'll just add one thing: I would love to see Modartt further refine their pitched percussion and expand into unpitched percussion (and really every other instrument under the sun). Their approach to instrument manipulation is far superior to any other software I've seen. Rather than taking it from a synthesis perspective -- adjusting voltages, oscillations, ADSR, etc. -- they instead take the perspective of an instrument builder. Adjusting string length, hammer hardness at various dynamics, instrument dynamic range, sympathetic string vibrations, strike point, etc., is all so much more intuitive for a musician.

So I'm excited to see how Organteq develops, and would love to see more -- unpitched percussion, bowed/plucked strings, brass, reeds, etc. I know some have argued that Modartt should stick to pianos, and sure, refining the pianos shouldn't be neglected, but I certainly don't see any neglect happening thus far. Expanding into other instruments could easily lead to further refinement of the piano models. The knowledge gained from modeling a cymbal being struck by a mallet might give further insight into how a felt covered hammer strikes a copper wound string. Modeling a reed vibrating might give further insight into how the soundboard in a piano vibrates. Modeling the sympathetic vibrations in a drum set might lead to subtle refinements to sympathetic vibrations resonating in a piano model. Everything's related.