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filbaron
Published on 03/30/10 at 09:42
Well, I'll be brief, but I must still tell you that I had a "The Grand SE", cheap software included in a package not expensive, which I loved the preset" soft ". I moved a month ago to Cubase 5 64-bit. I was unable to reinstall my favorite piano. A guy from Steinberg has managed to convince me that it was even better. I believed him. And I did well.
For me, my thing is, the Bosendorfer, the sound is sweet and full, infinitely adjustable from German concert grand piano ... and there I will not tell you about the quality ... It's a bit heavy (I do not care, I have a swollen config), it's expensive, but ooh my, it is good! And other sounds are not bad either (electric piano Yamaha- a killer, the upright piano: incredible, and I have a girlfriend by Steinway that has not been returned!).
If you are a little pianist, forget about the others and go for this one!
For me, my thing is, the Bosendorfer, the sound is sweet and full, infinitely adjustable from German concert grand piano ... and there I will not tell you about the quality ... It's a bit heavy (I do not care, I have a swollen config), it's expensive, but ooh my, it is good! And other sounds are not bad either (electric piano Yamaha- a killer, the upright piano: incredible, and I have a girlfriend by Steinway that has not been returned!).
If you are a little pianist, forget about the others and go for this one!