chillbot
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Today I bought Orange Tree Evolution Rosewood Grand and Art Vista Malmsjo.
I also got Pianoteq Electric Pianos, and as such was able to demo all of their pianos, none of which did a ton for me.
I have a ton of pianos that do piano. I have Ivory which to me is the piano that does the best "piano" but I'm probably biased as it's been my piano for 15+ years.
HZ Piano is nice in the high end, nice and sparkly, I love it for that. But that's about all I use it for.
I've never been a huge fan of Piano in Blue, or Alicia's Keys, or any of the NI pianos, I have all of them.
The Rosewood has a nice warm low end that I love. Malmsjo is surprisingly dark and moody, to me. Maybe a bit too much so.
Obviously I'm a piano player, I am looking for pianos that have a magical "feel" that just inspire you to play them. Must also include super-low latency.
My top 3 are Emotional Piano, Olafur Arnold's Felt Piano, and Woodchester Piano. Honorable mention to Una Corda. They are all great in their own ways.
I looked at Embertone's 1955 Steinway, wasn't feeling it. From the demos at least.
So it sounds like I have everything... but wondering if there's another piano out there like Emotional or Woodchester that I've missed?
I love the way each 'colored' piano inspires you to play it a certain way. That's what I'm looking for.
I also got Pianoteq Electric Pianos, and as such was able to demo all of their pianos, none of which did a ton for me.
I have a ton of pianos that do piano. I have Ivory which to me is the piano that does the best "piano" but I'm probably biased as it's been my piano for 15+ years.
HZ Piano is nice in the high end, nice and sparkly, I love it for that. But that's about all I use it for.
I've never been a huge fan of Piano in Blue, or Alicia's Keys, or any of the NI pianos, I have all of them.
The Rosewood has a nice warm low end that I love. Malmsjo is surprisingly dark and moody, to me. Maybe a bit too much so.
Obviously I'm a piano player, I am looking for pianos that have a magical "feel" that just inspire you to play them. Must also include super-low latency.
My top 3 are Emotional Piano, Olafur Arnold's Felt Piano, and Woodchester Piano. Honorable mention to Una Corda. They are all great in their own ways.
I looked at Embertone's 1955 Steinway, wasn't feeling it. From the demos at least.
So it sounds like I have everything... but wondering if there's another piano out there like Emotional or Woodchester that I've missed?
I love the way each 'colored' piano inspires you to play it a certain way. That's what I'm looking for.