Two instances of the Pianoteq standalone app running in Linux, both responding to same MIDI data for layered sound.
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Two instances of the Pianoteq standalone app running in Linux, both responding to same MIDI data for layered sound.
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Very nice sound! This brings memories to life. I was thinking of my first synthesizer Roland U20 (1989) and those sound modules in my local music shop at late 80s and 90s ( thought, among other modules about Gem RealPiano Expander when they modified/tweaked sound with much reverb…it was at that time soundmiracle…). But your sound is of course ”the sound of today”! Thanks!
... Gem RealPiano Expander ...
I was impressed with the GEM RealPiano Expander, bought one and enjoyed it very much, although looking back, it can't compete with Pianoteq and other modern software and hardware tone engines or generators. The LCD screen of the RealPiano Expander became fainter and fainter with age until the text all but disappeared. I gave it to a musician friend who despite its cosmetic imperfections wanted it for its sounds, which were still factory-perfect.