Just wanted know is there way get Steinway D sound on mein Synthogy Ivory Italian Grand software?

I would like to experience with the software to create some sounds. If some one don't giving me some pointers. 

thanks  

Synthogy, very nice indeed.  I have both, the main Ivory, and the Italian grand, and recommend "both."

True just lots money . Just curious whats difference between the software? sense you've got both. thanks

I have a few virtual acoustic pianos and the Italian Grand is my favourite...

I bought 2 copies along with 2 iLoks to run them and I hate iLoks...

But I love the Italian Grand more than I hate the iloks...
 
I highly recommend that piano...

The new Ivory Steinway should be a good one too... 

marcus3


True just lots money . Just curious whats difference between the software? sense you've got both. thanks

Well you could buy a "real" Steinway or a Fazioli and carry that around with you 

And the new Ivory 1951 American D is now available.

True Pianos isn't bad? And it comes w/Sonar? Err um, X something...

It's very hard to get one piano sample library to sound like another piano. Even with the best of eqs and filtering. Each piano has it's own particular sound. The challenge is like trying to make a ukelele ssound like a Martin guitar. The piano you have is a very nice piano. But, the Stienway would have it's own sound as well. It's hard to make one sound like the other. There are even differences from one Stieway and another. If you go to a piano shop and play 5 different Stienways, they will all sound a little different. That's just the nature of acoustic instruments.

The Band19


True Pianos isn't bad? And it comes w/Sonar? Err um, X something...

you really like True Pianos?  even the module that comes free with sonar?  Personally I can't stand it. 

Beagle

The Band19


True Pianos isn't bad? And it comes w/Sonar? Err um, X something...

you really like True Pianos?  even the module that comes free with sonar?  Personally I can't stand it. 

I have the Garritan Steinway and Alesia's Keys (among others) but I still love the True Pianos - even the lowly one that comes with Sonar.  Nothing IMO comes close to the attack, dynamics an playability of true pianos.  You do have to warm it up a bit and the sustain is weak.  It also doesn't have sympathetic resonance but for sitting down and playing it is my first choice.