cslevine
Published on 08/16/06 at 13:27
I did buy this VSTi. (For a super price second hand!)
For the musical spects it is very good, majestic bass!
but ... it is by listening to it on the headphones and not on small speakers, that I realized something:
same mode "High Quality"; has no effect.
Sounds are rotten to the aliasing.
Steinberg products are just like Microsoft products =: it is the minimum
However it is not the quality technique necessarily that makes a piece beautiful, but its music. On this point, I find the sound of the piano really musical when we play the sustain pedals: This gives the famous "breath" of life that we get when playing on a real piano. It sounds! Of course it is not meant to replace a real piano, like any virtual instrument imitating a real. (I'm not talking about "virtual" synths who are pretty real)
But it replaces the sound of my Roland EP85 when I use only as a master keyboard.
For the musical spects it is very good, majestic bass!
but ... it is by listening to it on the headphones and not on small speakers, that I realized something:
same mode "High Quality"; has no effect.
Sounds are rotten to the aliasing.
Steinberg products are just like Microsoft products =: it is the minimum
However it is not the quality technique necessarily that makes a piece beautiful, but its music. On this point, I find the sound of the piano really musical when we play the sustain pedals: This gives the famous "breath" of life that we get when playing on a real piano. It sounds! Of course it is not meant to replace a real piano, like any virtual instrument imitating a real. (I'm not talking about "virtual" synths who are pretty real)
But it replaces the sound of my Roland EP85 when I use only as a master keyboard.