Pianoteq has a new amazing grand

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And it's an absolute marvel: Steingraeber E-272
Just listen from 0.44 on:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k0HIj8 ... e=youtu.be

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That is realy beautiful, this may be my first add on purchase for Pianoteq.... :tu:
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Piano :love:
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Will definitely be picking this one up. In fact, I can see myself buying most of the addon's at the moment. Pianoteq just keeps getting better and better :tu:

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I really should have this in my collection.
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I keep putting Pianoteq off but I know it's just a matter of time until I get a license.

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I still prefer Pianoteq's Bluethner piano.
Last edited by Ed A. on Thu Jun 14, 2018 1:13 am, edited 1 time in total.

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I’ve got the Blüthner and this Steingraeber is its perfect companion, Mozart Rail and Sordino pedal included.

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The Blüthner is my fav model so far but let me check this new one out.Pianoteq is by far the best virtual piano bar none IMHO
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risome wrote:Pianoteq is by far the best virtual piano bar none IMHO
I agree. A physical modeled piano is much more expressive than any sampled piano, IMO.
Sampling can't dynamically emulate sympathetic resonances like a model can.

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Ed A. wrote:
risome wrote:Pianoteq is by far the best virtual piano bar none IMHO
I agree. A physical modeled piano is much more expressive than any sampled piano, IMO.
Sampling can't dynamically emulate sympathetic resonances like a model can.
Yes, but i still miss the more characterful keys like the Wing Tack piano in Keyscape in Pianoteq.
Another grand is the most boring i can imagine these days.
But of course that‘s me.
But i hope Organteq comes one day. Didn‘t heard much after the sneak peak.

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Would it be a good piano for very contemporary pop, like Tom Odell or Olafur Arnalds influenced stuff, which is a lot of delicate playing and extra felt? Might buy this for a song I'm finishing up for a singer right now... I think it's using the prepared Steinway preset from Pianoteq, modified some more.

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Cinebient wrote:
Ed A. wrote:
risome wrote:Pianoteq is by far the best virtual piano bar none IMHO
I agree. A physical modeled piano is much more expressive than any sampled piano, IMO.
Sampling can't dynamically emulate sympathetic resonances like a model can.
Yes, but i still miss the more characterful keys like the Wing Tack piano in Keyscape in Pianoteq.
Another grand is the most boring i can imagine these days.
But of course that‘s me.
But i hope Organteq comes one day. Didn‘t heard much after the sneak peak.
Yes, I also have keyscape and there are some lovely sounds in there, a true labour of love....You can of course tweak pianoteq to get more interesting sounds, right up to ambient surreal type sounds, the (more expensive standard or pro) engine offers a lot of options up to per note and overtone editing...
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I generally agree with the excellence of pianoteq,
and the randomizer is over-the-top delightful,
but recently searched my plugins for a great general-purpose
grand piano, and somewhat to my surprise, the winners were
from IK's SonikSynth2

So I went to google for some confirmation/refutation
of this conclusion, and found this old piano-thread, that
I'm pretty sure predates the birth of pianoteq, but points to
some pretty decent pianos, that one might get cheap
when purchasing an old IK account somewhere

viewtopic.php?p=1264106

There is also a nice tip from Kim Lajoie relating to polyphony issues
on piano plugins. Maybe a Fathers Day sale for pianoteq will
magically appear?
Cheers

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