Audiofanzine FR
Published on 12/13/08 at 12:08
(Originally written by Seith/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
I just bought this virtual instrument without previously testing it.
The application is small, the installation very simple and the setting very quick.
I previously tested Grand 2, Akoustik Piano, Ivory, Boesendorfer 290.
The value for money could be better: the price is high for 15 MB...
Yes, I wouldn't hesitate it because the sound is awesome. In my opinion, it sounds much better than all other products previously mentioned, but I'm not a purist so I don't play with my ears directly in front of the speakers to know if blablabla... It sounds excellent in a mix, much better than the Boesendorfer or the Grand (although Ivory is really something for purists!). Pianoteq is a very good piano software, much better than most hardware digital pianos...
I just bought this virtual instrument without previously testing it.
The application is small, the installation very simple and the setting very quick.
I previously tested Grand 2, Akoustik Piano, Ivory, Boesendorfer 290.
The value for money could be better: the price is high for 15 MB...
Yes, I wouldn't hesitate it because the sound is awesome. In my opinion, it sounds much better than all other products previously mentioned, but I'm not a purist so I don't play with my ears directly in front of the speakers to know if blablabla... It sounds excellent in a mix, much better than the Boesendorfer or the Grand (although Ivory is really something for purists!). Pianoteq is a very good piano software, much better than most hardware digital pianos...