http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GywenwtI6g&feature=youtu.be
I created this for pianoteq video competition 2014.

NIcely done piece, and love the video.    
 
Couple questions :
* The ARC2 you said was used for "Mastering" - do you not have that on all the time when you listen from your speakers?   Its not a "mastering" tool as such ... and as you had it "ON" during playback, what sound were we hearing, I guess you must of bypassed ARC2 in recording the output?
 
* The 3 reverbs:   what plugin is that you are using?    Is it better than the Breverb included with Sonar X3?  And in using 3, did you insert all as sends?

Sorry for the confusion. ARC2 was for room tuning only and it is off during mix down and rendering. The reverb is 3Caudio.com's Breeze. (150USD) Yes all were in the send bus.

Yes I like Breeze better than Breverb. 
 

Good, thanks.

Beautiful piece Sir. Also thanks for the youtube video. I hope you win the competition.

Schafe
Beautiful piece Sir. Also thanks for the youtube video. I hope you win the competition.

That is very nice of you to say that. Thanks for watching the video.

Very well played and composed. I especially like the way you show the technical end of things while playing. It really shows what you can do with Sonar.
 
I have pianoteq but an older version. Always loved the sound. A very nice piano sound you got from this! Excellent playing!

Starise
Very well played and composed. I especially like the way you show the technical end of things while playing. It really shows what you can do with Sonar.
 
I have pianoteq but an older version. Always loved the sound. A very nice piano sound you got from this! Excellent playing!

Thanks for the comment. I first demo pianoteq when it was version 2. Didn't like it. Try the demo of version 5 recently and I was blown away. It is my go to piano vst now.

Bravo Mr. Choo!!!
Very well composed, performed, and produced. I enjoyed it.
 
I'm currently watching all the other Youtube video's of all the children under your wing and quite impressed with their talent. I'd love to have someone like you instruct my 8 year, 6 year, and 4 year olds piano lessons.....(I'm currently looking into getting them a good vocal teacher........and piano lessons would complement that very well.) :)
 
Best of luck with the competition and wish you well in all your endeavors.