Hi,
My favorite Piano VST/AU are Pianoteq 7.5.4 and VSL Synchron Steinway D-274 :
But i find than the Steinway magical bell is more audible in VSL Synchron :
example :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99TJepiuFEU
hope Pianoteq 8 will bring in Steinway models more magical bell classical sound
Regards,
Olivier F.
Yes indeed, that's just the sort of sound I'm hoping for in Pianoteq 8. I can't afford VSL Synchron!
Wow, that video was very cleverly done. No idea how you did it, but bravo!
I'm looking forward to Pianoteq 8.
Among the many innovations, I hope it has a fullscreen 16:9 interface.
I'm looking forward to Pianoteq 8.
Among the many innovations, I hope it has a fullscreen 16:9 interface.
Or even better: a fluid interface which we could resize to any desired size! As any decent program offer! Rather than the fixed ratio and fixed sizes legacy of the long-gone-by past. Admittedly, the competition is much worse from this point of view (I tried Kontakt and could not believe how bad it was), but that does not mean that Pianoteq could not still be improved!
I'm looking forward to Pianoteq 8.
Among the many innovations, I hope it has a fullscreen 16:9 interface.
That would make it so much easier to use!
Professor Leandro Duarte wrote:I'm looking forward to Pianoteq 8.
Among the many innovations, I hope it has a fullscreen 16:9 interface.Or even better: a fluid interface which we could resize to any desired size! As any decent program offer! Rather than the fixed ratio and fixed sizes legacy of the long-gone-by past. Admittedly, the competition is much worse from this point of view (I tried Kontakt and could not believe how bad it was), but that does not mean that Pianoteq could not still be improved!
If Modartt is working on an iOS port, this would be 95% likely to appear on the desktop version as well.
Another plus 1 for the scaling in any direction.
That said actually I'm already happy with the GUI scaling on Pianoteq. Some software out there remains horridly out of date with no scaling and horridly dated tiny GUIs that doesn't suit older eyes or high DPI displays. Pianoteq already scales nicely, and looks good. The importance of this should not be underestimated.
Yes indeed, that's just the sort of sound I'm hoping for in Pianoteq 8. I can't afford VSL Synchron!
Wow, that video was very cleverly done. No idea how you did it, but bravo!
Thanks, yes, indeed, real Steinway have an incredible mysterious magic bell in the sound, even in FFF, like this, that i would like in next Pianoteq 8 :
dazric wrote:Yes indeed, that's just the sort of sound I'm hoping for in Pianoteq 8. I can't afford VSL Synchron!
Wow, that video was very cleverly done. No idea how you did it, but bravo!Thanks, yes, indeed, real Steinway have an incredible mysterious magic bell in the sound, even in FFF, like this, that i would like in next Pianoteq 8 :
That was amazing! Bravo!
No idea how you did it, but bravo!
Linked on the YT description (those pesky embedded videos remove the description ) it says it was done with https://gaudiolab.com/ko/ai_source_sepa...echnology/
dazric wrote:No idea how you did it, but bravo!
Linked on the YT description (those pesky embedded videos remove the description ) it says it was done with https://gaudiolab.com/ko/ai_source_sepa...echnology/
Yes,
it's free, beta, just need a existing Google account.
It's the best on Vocal separation, much better than Spleeter, RIPX, RX.....
and even better than AudioShake.
Regards,
Olivier F.
dv wrote:dazric wrote:No idea how you did it, but bravo!
Linked on the YT description (those pesky embedded videos remove the description ) it says it was done with https://gaudiolab.com/ko/ai_source_sepa...echnology/
Yes,
it's free, beta, just need a existing Google account.
It's the best on Vocal separation, much better than Spleeter, RIPX, RX.....
and even better than AudioShake.
Regards,
Olivier F.
Cool! Thanks for the info.