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I just listened through the sound demos of the "grand" and the "upright" pianos.

They sound terrible, IMO.

Apparently, you have strived for "small" libraries. To my ears, they sound as if for dynamic response, you've replaced a reasonable number of samples of each note with a lowpass filter modulated by velocity. The piano/pianissimo parts sound muffled, as if a wet blanket has been thrown over the instruments.

"…extremely good for cinematic scores, soundtracks and live concerts." Sorry, I don't think so…

/Joachim
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Absolute terrible. How do you dare to ask a significant ammount of money for that crap?

ps. yes, i said crap.
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Sorry, i didn't want to disturb your feelings but it have to been said.

Most free Libraries sounds way better then your commercial product (even after you drop the Price now suddenly).

Didn't you know all the free Stuff that is available nowdays or how it comes that you try to sell this "quality"? - i suggest a bit of research next time?

At least you chose the right name cause this is really the "Valley of the Pianos" so nobody can say you tried to fraud. :)
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I didn't think it sounded bad at all.

Of course, expectations are higher for a commercial product, especially when words are thrown around such as "perfectly recreates a real grand piano". Nobody's actually done that yet, so it might be better-received if the marketing hype was toned down.

I'd market it as a lightweight sampled piano and leave it at that. There is certainly room in the marketplace for a just-OK piano that doesn't gobble lots of RAM and CPU. And lets you conveniently adjust the amount of CPU without having to reconfigure multis.

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