(Just based on this one demo track, admittedly.) There are some passages that sound good, but much of it just doesn't. Maybe it feels wonderfully responsive to play, but in just listening, IMO, this isn't even as good as some of my "rompler" piano sounds to say nothing of VSTs. There's something about the envelope and the static nature of the decaying tone, which seems apparent in certain note ranges at certain velocities that sounds really fake to me. And then the 4 note ascending bass line that follows (at 1:23), I hate to say it, but that bit (among others) reminds me of an old 70s electric piano, like an RMI, particularly the 3rd-4th note sequence.
Is anyone else bothered by the "drone" that appears under the playing notes starting at 1:18? I'm not sure what it is, but something bugs me about it.
A lot of it seems plunky, too percussive, and long sustains often sound unnatural (esp.
The first few notes start very promising and I even thought "am I really a hater, this sounds like the real thing" but right away the melodic line starts and I felt this typical metallic synthetic quality in the sustain. Yep, just opened the demo page and started listening to the first Steinway D demo: F.
Pianoteq 5 d4 equivilant to in pianoteq 6 update#
Update of Burgmuellers Etudes Opus 109 (the pearls, the fountain, thunderstorm) and new recording with Pianoteq.P.S. Small modification on Burgmuellers thunderstrom (Etudes Opus 109) and new recording with Pianoteq. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:8, 1., 2. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:8, 3., 4. The second movement is recorded with reduced hammer hardness, so that the sound is more soft. 5 and new recording with the new D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq 4. The second movement is recorded with reduced hammer hardness. 8, Pathetique and new recording with the new D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq 4. 11 and nwe recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. The sonata is recorded with the historical piano Schmidt from 1790 from Pianoteq. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:7. Some modifications on Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata (especially 3rd movement) and new recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. An update of the 3rs movement follows shortly. Update of Beethoven's Waldstein Sonata (1st, 2nd movement) and new recordings with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:9. Update of Beethoven's 3rd movement of Waldstein Sonata and new recordings with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Update of Beethoven's Appassionata and new recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:43, 1. Update of Beethoven's Les Adieux and new recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Update of Beethoven's Hammerklavier Sonata and "For Elise" and new recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:43, 2. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:43, 3. 2,3, and 4 and new recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Update of Grieg's Lyric Pieces Opus 12, No. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:33, 1. 1,2,4 and new recordings with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Update of Grieg's Lyric Pieces Opus 38 No. 3 "March of the Dwarfs" and new recordings with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Update of Grieg's Lyric Piece Opus 54 No. New recordings of the Christmas pieces with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. 6 "Wedding-day at Troldhaugen" and new recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Update of Grieg's Lyric Piece Opus 65 No. 3 "Puck" and new recording with the D4 Grand Piano of Pianoteq. Update of Grieg's Lyric Piece Opus 71 No. Haydn: Piano Sonata in G major Hoboken XVI:33, 2.
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