I have something like Cakewalk TTS-1 where I see some piano, not that bad, something like in old fantom X, is it it?

Thanks Sidroe  again,
after tweaking CVPiano according to that video it really sound very well right now...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcUeQ9NqAyw&feature=related

why Tascam abandoned its development?...

kc2ine

 here you have classical pianist is talking about it so maybe you'll get it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTbXnbfymdc&playnext=1&list=PLCE95F73DB7E12D14

Pretty cool videos. I like that the pedal controllers are continuous instead of just on/off. I wonder if other other virtual pianos offer the same feature. Does sostenuto work in Pianoteq? My main piano of choice is the Cakewalk TTS-1 and it doesn't seem to know what to do with sostenuto controller data.

Hi kc2,
I want  to agree with you but those pianos still sound rotten to me. I have not tried the V- Piano unless it is included with the 700NX which I use. For my piano work I use a Ricard Lipp recorded with 2 Coles Mics. 

I bought TruePiano with the 20 percent discount and it is crap.

backwoods


If you want a proper piano sound you need to get some decent mics  (Coles 4038's) and record a real piano. Otherwise wait 20 or 30 years because all these piano emulators sound not so great IMHO. 

That's fine if you have Piano, the space, the acoustics and the recording skills etc. Many have to make do with second best and if the piano part is not too exposed...
 
I like the True Pianos Atlantis module, but SampleTekk Old Lady, the Emperor and Rain (in Kontakt) are my favorites.

anybody knows this freebe? Maestro Concert Grand
http://sonimusicae.free.fr/matshelgesson-maestro-en.html


ca Sonar read Gigastudio format????

kc2ine


anybody knows this freebe? Maestro Concert Grand
http://sonimusicae.free.fr/matshelgesson-maestro-en.html


ca Sonar read Gigastudio format????

I have got their Harpsichords and House Organ (Kontakt versions) and they are great. I have not tried this Piano. There is nothing bundled in Sonar that can read Gigastudio format (or Kontakt format for that matter).
 
It might be worth posting these questions about third party software down on the Software forum http://forum.cakewalk.com/tt.aspx?forumid=39 where they will be more relevent and you may get more responses.

backwoods


If you want a proper piano sound you need to get some decent mics  (Coles 4038's) and record a real piano. Otherwise wait 20 or 30 years because all these piano emulators sound not so great IMHO. 

How many classical recordings does "PianoteqPlay" feature on?

I use a few things, NI's pianos and the Reason Pianos and Abbey Road  (for reason).. sure I have 40k to spend on a steinway and the room to record it PROPERLY   . I don't , but I think them lot sound decent enough.