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Of “living” or “organic” quality in comparison to sampled pianos which sound “dead.” Phil Best regularly makes these kinds of claims in his videos. After several years playing both Pianoteq and top quality sampled pianos, I have to say that I’ve never found this to be the case. Yes the playability on Pianoteq is excellent, but there is no magic “living” quality that I can discern, and a well engineered sampled piano is just as (if not more) capable of producing a natural organic quality. In fact, the most natural playing and sounding virtual piano I know of is the VSL Bluthner, while feels more like a living, breathing instrument under my fingers than any modeled piano I’ve tried. The vintage tone may not be to everyone’s taste, or suitable for all repertoire, but in terms of creating an authentic and alive playing experience, it’s absolute tops in my book.Okay, I’m going to retreat to my bunker now to avoid the incoming bombs. 🫣Joined: Nov 2018Posts: 1,8301000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Nov 2018Posts: 1,830Quite a few people seem to be claiming there are no differences between Pianoteq 7 and Pianoteq 8. I've had a chance to A/B test multiple pianos and there are most definitely some nice improvements. I feel it as improved vibrancy and sparkle. Nice changes in the bass as well, in my opinion.This is an easy comparison between the Ant. Petrof on Pianoteq 7.5.4 vs Pianoteq 8. You can compare the entire recording or jump directly to the deep-linked times to compare some more obvious differences.7.5.4 @ 1 minute 10 second mark: 8.0.0 @ 1 minute 10 second mark: I'm enjoying Pianoteq 8 very much!Joined: Sep 2020Posts: 111Full MemberFull MemberJoined: Sep 2020Posts: 111Thank you for posting those videos, Navindra! I was looking forward to hearing new recordings from you on Pianoteq 8, so it was great to hear your impressions. Thanks for showcasing how the tone is improved - that really did bring a lot of clarity. I loved your performance of Last Dance... it actually inspired me to go and practice that piece myself. Happy Post-Thanksgiving!Last edited by Tozen; 11/25/22 03:49 PM.Joined: Nov 2018Posts: 1,8301000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Nov 2018Posts: 1,830Thank you for posting those videos, Navindra! I was looking forward to hearing new recordings from you on Pianoteq 8, so it was great to hear your impressions. Thanks for showcasing how the tone is improved - that really did bring a lot of clarity. I loved your performance of Last Dance... it actually inspired me to go and practice that piece myself. Happy Post-Thanksgiving!Thank you! That's great to hear. I've always felt like this piece was somewhat under-appreciated. I agree

Welcome to the Piano World Piano ForumsOver 3 million posts about pianos, digital pianos, and all types of keyboard instruments. Over 100,000 members from around the world.Join the World's Largest Community of Piano Lovers (it's free)It's Fun to Play the Piano ... Please Pass It On!SEARCHPiano Forums & Piano World Who's Online Now21 members (John62, davinwv, earlofmar, Burkey, Bendjosh, Maestro Lennie, A. Lucato, iternabe, 6 invisible),865guests, and 125robots.Key: Admin, Global Mod, ModFull MemberJoined: Jan 2022Posts: 211I only got Pianoteq 7 maybe a month ago so the upgrade to version 8 was free. I don't really notice a whole lot of difference but in general, I love playing and practicing with Pianoteq. Maybe I'm too much of a newbie but it enhances the capability of my CLP-735 (where I recently added studio monitors as well). For now I only have the steinway D and Bechstein and love them both. Since they have a Black friday sale (25% off) I may add another piano as well.Kawai K300 & Yamaha CLP-735. Playing piano since 2/2021. Joined: Jul 2012Posts: 2,4182000 Post Club Member2000 Post Club MemberJoined: Jul 2012Posts: 2,418I only got Pianoteq 7 maybe a month ago so the upgrade to version 8 was free. I don't really notice a whole lot of difference but in general, I love playing and practicing with Pianoteq. Maybe I'm too much of a newbie but it enhances the capability of my CLP-735 (where I recently added studio monitors as well). For now I only have the steinway D and Bechstein and love them both. Since they have a Black friday sale (25% off) I may add another piano as well.Happy Shopping!All these years playing and I still consider myself a novice.Joined: Dec 2021Posts: 303Full MemberFull MemberJoined: Dec 2021Posts: 303You can use Pianoteq 8 as a sympathic resonance engine for other instruments. Simeon describe this in his youtube video. He uses a Cello in Kontakt and let Pianoteq control the sympathic resonance.I’ve been playing around with this feature and it’s actually really cool. A lot sampled pianos don’t have very good sympathetic resonance generators built in, so it’s great to be able to use Pianoteq for this purpose. IMO, this is the best thing about version 8, and worth the $29 if you’re upgrading from an older version.But because it feels more "alive" when you play it, it also sounds better when you're playing it.At the risk of inflaming the holy wars again, I’m going to call BS on this. I’ve heard a lot of claims over the years that while Pianoteq may not be the most realistic in terms of recreating the actual tone of a grand piano, it makes up for it by having some kind

Cookies help us deliver our services. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn more 1This is cool!309Download(345 KB)Recreation of the famous D-50 Pizzagogo or Nylon Sphere, with Pianoteq 8 3.2. Mono version.More info...Licensing Gray AreaThese files have an unknown license, were obtained from unkown sources or were compiled from third party material.1This is cool!262Download(690 KB)Recreation of the famous D-50 Pizzagogo or Nylon Sphere, with Pianoteq 8 3.2More info...Licensing Gray AreaThese files have an unknown license, were obtained from unkown sources or were compiled from third party material.8This is cool!Download fromwww.mediafire.comZFontbyZalkaUploaded on Feb 02, 2023(and last updated on Jan 14, 2025)Fuck sake... It's like an addiction at this point... Minor tweaks and new samples, instruments and stuff...ZFont is a soundfont created April 4th, 2021 with it first starting out as a way to learn how to use Viena64 which ended up turning into a soundfont which I would work on for the next 2 years until now, where I decided to upload on to this website.ZFont has some GS and XG Support, contains 3564 Samples, 465 Instruments and 416 Presets, all coming from different so...More info...3This is cool!1,465Download(6.02 MB)This soundfont was maded first by Andrey B. Jardim, and now I properly added loop pointsMore info...Licensing Gray AreaThese files have an unknown license, were obtained from unkown sources or were compiled from third party material.Extra considerations:Non for commercial use Remember that Samples in this soundfont collection are from Roland Corporation, we do own nor claim to own

And I have no problem with anyone who finds Pianoteq to be their preferred VST. But speaking from my own experience, I simply haven’t heard anything that would lead me to agree that Pianoteq somehow creates a more alive playing and listening experience than a good sample-based VST.Joined: Dec 2015Posts: 909500 Post Club Member500 Post Club MemberJoined: Dec 2015Posts: 909I wish I could get rid of the ringing my ears hear. It's so bad with pianoteq it takes all the enjoyment out of playing.I had the same issue. I found a number of ways to address it to my complete satisfaction. There's a sympathetic resonance slider on the main screen in the Design section, and if you click on the Equalizer button there are separate tabs for "Res EQ" and "Res Dur" where you can adjust the level and/or duration of the resonance. If you drag the whole line down then you're adjusting the level or duration of resonance across the whole frequency spectrum, or you can add points and adjust the level or duration of specific frequency ranges if you like.Joined: Jul 2012Posts: 2,4182000 Post Club Member2000 Post Club MemberJoined: Jul 2012Posts: 2,418As Pianoteq has come a long way in development, so have the sampled pianos. The reason I love Pianoteq is the sound is good enough for my needs and the small footprint on my HD. Now for my little studio setup I do have some sampled libraries. Just not the super mega-gigabyte ones. If I really needed the best sounding piano for recording I would get one of those. I believe both types of tech fill a need. All this banter really over nothing. I'm going to enjoy my Pianoteq 8 now.You all have a wonderful holiday!All these years playing and I still consider myself a novice.Forum StatisticsForums43Topics227,173Posts3,390,886Members114,222Most Online15,252Mar 21st, 2010

Última Versión Pianoteq 8.4.1 Sistema Operativo Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 Ránking Usuario Haga clic para votar Autor / Producto MODARTT / Enlace Externo Nombre de Fichero pianoteq_trial_v754.exe MD5 Checksum 5ff73e4fc4f661a13ac61eed66ae42db En ocasiones, las últimas versiones del software pueden causar problemas al instalarse en dispositivos más antiguos o dispositivos que ejecutan una versión anterior del sistema operativo.Los fabricantes de software suelen solucionar estos problemas, pero puede llevarles algún tiempo. Mientras tanto, puedes descargar e instalar una versión anterior de Pianoteq 7.5.4. Para aquellos interesados en descargar la versión más reciente de Pianoteq o leer nuestra reseña, simplemente haz clic aquí. Todas las versiones antiguas distribuidas en nuestro sitio web son completamente libres de virus y están disponibles para su descarga sin costo alguno. Nos encantaría saber de tiSi tienes alguna pregunta o idea que desees compartir con nosotros, dirígete a nuestra página de contacto y háznoslo saber. ¡Valoramos tu opinión!

3This is cool!3,039Download(23.5 MB)This is soundfont of the piano in my school.I recorded almost every white keys and made soundfont out of these samples.This piano is very old, after octave 6 the keys sound detuned, but it's not bad sample settings, this piano realy has this.Update 19.09.2024Added new instrument(Another recording)More info...9This is cool!8,830Download(263 MB)[v1.7.1 resampled and edited velocity layers and high note releases]A new and amazing soundfont based on PianoTeq 8's Ant Petrof 284 MistralThis is by far is my most favorite piano, with a soft and mellow sound and rich and powerful bass notes. Sampled in 24bit at 48kHz, it includes resonance and individual note samples.ENJOY!More info...Creative Commons BY 3.0 UnportedExtra considerations:Samples are from PianoTeq 8, feel free to make edits. I would love to try them. Just don't claim this as your own. Enjoy!9This is cool!Download fromdrive.google.comHere is a realistic GM SoundFont that I’ve been working on.This SoundFont contains realistic sound samples.Most of them are from No Budget SFZs, Freepats, and Versilian Studios.With 128 instruments, and 8 drum kits, and the mono instruments have been balanced to sound stereo.Although most of the instruments contain stereo samples.The next update will contain an SFX kit, all instruments will have dynamic velocity layers, and some instrument sounds will be changed.This...More info...3This is cool!5,640Download(226 MB)[UPDATE 1] Added more release to the higher notes range G5 to G8, the original VST plugin didn't add release there.Ratio is a Steinway B grand piano recorded at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles, so this is supposed to be sampled. I still used LMMS to record samples from this plugin.This piano deserved a soundfont too!!!More info...Licensing Gray AreaThese files have an unknown license, were obtained from unkown sources or were compiled from third party material.Extra considerations:I always used LMMS to record samples from this VST plugin2This is