I think you mean CP80. And it's great. I do wish they had a CP70 also since it has a different character. And when I'm looking for that difference, I'm more likely to open the XLN Electric Grand for that. Which I think is the best in their bunch.adash123 wrote: Fri Apr 24, 2026 12:03 pm Also Pianoteq for me. No samples, sounds great and works on Linux. Lots of tweaking possible and comes with a free CS80.
And for Electric pianos I tend to lean a little more to AAS Lounge Lizard, although the last Pianoteq update has narrowed the ratio to almost 50-50.
And more to topic, Pianoteq is definitely opened first and daily.
With Steinberg Grand 3 coming in next.
I don't even have Kontakt installed anymore. But I remember "Piano in Blue" was my personal favorite when I did. I do still have the XLN pianos installed, but I don't really open them except for the Electric Grand.
