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Hi,
K-Slash wrote:Can't wait to see what will be v2.0 :D.
As soon as I get the go-ahead I'll share one or more recordings of the most current TruePianos v2 build on KVR. TruePianos v2.0 will be different and it's rewritten from scratch. If all goes as planned it'll combine the best things from both TruePianos and piano libraries. To give an illustration on what we are working on: Imagine the playability of TruePianos v1.x combined with the acoustic realism of a piano library with a (near) infinite amount of sampled velocity layers.

That's what we are trying to achieve but we still have a few issues to resolve and that'll take some time. I've a good faith that we'll be able to make it happen in a way that it's suitable for realtime performance. I expect a TruePianos v2.0 release in 2008 but I can't be any more specific on this.

Note that the above is no official statement and just my vision on things :)

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Roel / 4Front Technologies
http://www.truepianos.com/

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hi roel;

great news (both the new module for v1 and the hints about v2), thanks for sharing!

v2 really should be suitable for realtime performance, otherwise i think truepianos would loose much from it's sexyness! when reading all the posts of (mostly very satisfied :-) users it's exactly this factor that sets truepianos apart from sample libs! i mean, there are still some that for mixdown choose ivory et al, but it's very nice if this won't be necessary anymore!

i'm really excited and looking forward! also for me, truepianos is the vsti i use and love most, and this was at a more than fair price - thank you so much for this!

cheers

oxy

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Hi,

We are very aware that realtime performance (read acceptable CPU usage) is important so we're not rushing this. TruePianos v1.x will probably remain available for download after the release of v2 since current modules won't be available in the new product.

Not long after the release of the upcoming update I'll most likely be allowed to post some early recordings of TruePianos v2 on KVR which I'm quite sure will convince a lot of people that the progress we've made is huge at least.

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Roel / 4Front Technologies
http://www.truepianos.com/
Oxytoxine wrote:hi roel;

great news (both the new module for v1 and the hints about v2), thanks for sharing!

v2 really should be suitable for realtime performance, otherwise i think truepianos would loose much from it's sexyness! when reading all the posts of (mostly very satisfied :-) users it's exactly this factor that sets truepianos apart from sample libs! i mean, there are still some that for mixdown choose ivory et al, but it's very nice if this won't be necessary anymore!

i'm really excited and looking forward! also for me, truepianos is the vsti i use and love most, and this was at a more than fair price - thank you so much for this!

cheers

oxy

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[quote="Roel de Witt"]Hi,

I'm quite sure will convince a lot of people that the progress we've made is huge at least.

Wow huge at least,must get my hands on this update, are the original buyers of the product like myself getting this update or will there be an additional charge either way i will be getting this.

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Hi,

There will first be a new v1.x update soon. This update will be free for everyone. After that the next update will probably be the TruePianos v2.0 release. When that happens we'll start enforcing the '1 year free update period'. People who've bought TruePianos more than a year before the TruePianos v2.0 release will get a very fair offer on obtaining the right for a new full year of updates. As the price we'll charge for TruePianos v2.0 is currently unknown we've decided to delay on deciding the fee for this and not to strictly enforce this so called 'free update period'. TruePianos v2.0 essentially is a new product with a familiar name, not a simple update on TruePianos v1.x.

In short the upcoming v1.x update will be free for everyone. TruePianos v2.0 will have the 1 year of free updates period rule enforced. In the case that there be another v1.x update after the upcoming one I'm not sure what we'll do yet.

We want satisfied customers which is the highest priority and whatever path we'll choose we'll make sure it can be considered as 'fair' as possible without making early adopters feel bad.

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Roel / 4Front Technologies
http://www.truepianos.com/

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I can vouch for 4Front's extraordinary fairness :). I've never dealt with anyone more fair. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Looking forward to the new developments.

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i've been holding off on getting truepianos simply for lack of features. imo pianoteq still beats truepianos in many ways so i look forward to hearing fully about version 2 as that will almost certainly be the deciding factor.

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Hi,

We provide 'imaginary' playable pianos. This is true for TruePianos v1.x and will be true for TruePianos v2.0 even though the sound will be a lot more realistic. We will never claim to simulate a certain exact type of piano, nor will be provide a building block to design your own from scratch. So don't expect being able to design exotic type of piano-like or even seemingly unrelated type of instrument from within the GUI.

TruePianos v2.0 will very likely be released some time this year and if you need a piano that suits your needs at this moment I wouldn't suggest waiting for it if TruePianos v1.x isn't good enough for you at the moment.

What features are you hinting at if I may ask ?
mutantdog wrote:i've been holding off on getting truepianos simply for lack of features. imo pianoteq still beats truepianos in many ways so i look forward to hearing fully about version 2 as that will almost certainly be the deciding factor.
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Roel / 4Front Technologies
http://www.truepianos.com/

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How do I know when my purchase was? I have my original email but it's in a backup Outlook file somewhere since it was on my old computer. How do I know where my year ends?

Brent
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Hi,

I looked up your order by cross referencing your name and location in your profile and you ordered 7 December 2007. When we'll start enforcing the 1 year free update period we'll make sure that this type of information will be visible from within the customer section of the website.
koolkeys wrote:How do I know when my purchase was? I have my original email but it's in a backup Outlook file somewhere since it was on my old computer. How do I know where my year ends?

Brent
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Roel / 4Front Technologies

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a little bit of reverb would be nice and an adsr envelope aswell, those two features are things that i have used on sampled pianos. i've only used the demo so i dont know what the extra modules are like but i do like the simplicity and playability of truepianos

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Roel de Witt wrote:Hi,

I looked up your order by cross referencing your name and location in your profile and you ordered 7 December 2007. When we'll start enforcing the 1 year free update period we'll make sure that this type of information will be visible from within the customer section of the website.
koolkeys wrote:How do I know when my purchase was? I have my original email but it's in a backup Outlook file somewhere since it was on my old computer. How do I know where my year ends?

Brent
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Roel / 4Front Technologies
Excellent! Thanks! That sounds like me!

So if TP2 comes out in 2008, my chances are good that I'll get the update. I love TP and look forward to what is to come.

Cheers!

Brent
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Oh man...can't wait for the updates... :hyper:
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Shy wrote:I can vouch for 4Front's extraordinary fairness :). I've never dealt with anyone more fair. Satisfaction is guaranteed. Looking forward to the new developments.
A massive +1 :tu:
mutantdog wrote:i've been holding off on getting truepianos simply for lack of features. [...] a little bit of reverb would be nice and an adsr envelope aswell, those two features are things that i have used on sampled pianos.
I hope that Roel won't mind me revealing that a reverb is coming soon. As for the envelope - you have a release control in TP, which is sufficient unless you want to make the envelope significantly different than a real piano.

Still, TP is not really about features, but playability. It may not have all the bells and whistles, but I don't know many plugins that are as much fun to play - and in general, not just among piano VSTi.
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