Hi!
Have to find tools to create piano sound similar to this one:
 
youtube.com/watch?v=aWPvuW7pX1E 
 
sonar x2
 
Really appreciate any hint!
 
Val.

The easy answer is take any piano sound you have and add effects, such as reverb.
 
You didn't mention what edition of x2 you had, but Producer came with Dimension Pro and True Pianos Amber.
 
Dimension Pro has some decent piano presets, some with effects already added.  Amber is a great modeled piano that you can add effects to.  Either way it is easy to get an ambient piano sound.
 
If you just have the base edition of X2 without the extra content, just insert Cakewalk soft synth instrument "sfz" as a simple instrument track.  When you open up synth properties you will see the rgc:audio sfz player interface.
 
Click in the "Open" box and there should be a file called "Dimension Mini Piano.sfz" in the path "C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\VstPlugins\SFZ".
 
For effects, try adding Cakewalk audio effect Sonitis:fx Reverb to the track.  There are some presets in there to experiment with until you get your sound.

The best free reverb I have heard so far is this one.  I think that the preset "Cathedral 1" sounds very close to the sound in the video.
 
https://www.kvraudio.com/...river-by-denis-tihanov

Thank you abacab!
This is real help!
 
Val.

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that there is this cool free piano VST that is worth trying.  I definitely think it sounds more realistic than the Dimension mini piano, which isn't bad, but it's always good to have choices!
 
"The Sound of Piano One comes from the Yamaha C7 concert grand, a true workhorse in the professional piano world, appearing on famous concert stages, in international competitions and in prestigious music events throughout the world."
 
Download is here:
http://www.supremepiano.com/product/piano1.html
 

Good find, abacab! I purchased their Fazioli Rose Piano VST last year. Nice sounding instrument. The Neo Piano combines sampling and modeling. Their website says they've opened up the free download again, but with no notice of how long that will last. Probably forever.