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Pianoteq models pianos very accurately, but in my opinion, it doesn't reproduce the effect of using the best condenser mics and the talent of pro audio engineer
by TimTheTinker 6y ago
Pianoteq models pianos very accurately, but in my opinion, it doesn't reproduce the effect of using the best condenser mics and the talent of pro audio engineers.
Top-of-the-line sampled piano VSTs may lack the dynamic range and versatility of Pianoteq, or its ability to reproduce sympathetic resonance and partial pedaling, but they at least capture not only a great piano but also the added effect of pro mics mixed/recorded by pros in a pro studio.
- jacquesm 6y agoIt's a matter of time, really. They are doing some pretty impressive modeling there sooner or later the difference between that and reality will be on the level of gold-plated plugs for your stereo.
- TimTheTinker 6y agoYeah... and I'd also add that a pro could make Pianotek 7 sound awesome. I'm not an audio engineer, so I just use Abbey Road's Yamaha VST - its default settings sound great, no extra work for me.