Hummmm..... it may be the patch causing the big low end..... I also hear the physical sound of the hammers and dampers..... I heard it last night on the buds and I hear it on these speakers too. 

Listen to this song (it's on the songs page now)>>>  http://www.soundclick.com...33&showPlayer=true

I'm not trying to slam you.... just have a listen.... the EQ is pretty decent. The lows are full with out being mushy and the highs sound open and clear. You hear the notes not the mechanical sounds of the piano. 

The sample you used I think was probably recorded really close to the inside of the piano.... this one sounds like it was in the room. 

I have heard some really good piano from you in the past and Ivory should not have to be EQ'd all over the place to get a nice, sweet sound. Maybe try switching samples. 

Janet - it sounds much better now.  I sent you a PM with some further ideas you may want to consider.

Nice one Janet.

Much better to my furry ears.

this is lovely Janet. I wouldn't change anything.
Going for my second listen now....

Thank you, Bruce!  :)

Rik, thank YOU!  :)

Thank you, Kev!

Thanks Herb.  Not sure what's going on there. I took Ozone off the keys and just used Sonitus this time around.

Thank you, Geno. Those pictures were great!  My Sonitus reverb looks exactly like yours.  I changed the sends a bit...more piano, less guitar. I hope that helps.  The eq was quite similar too, but I changed it from Ozone to Sonitus.  Hopefully that helps.  

Good, John. :)

Thank you, Daryl.  :)

New mix up 9/9.  Thanks so much, everyone!  I'm still all ears...let me know how this translates. 

This sounds better Janet, that piano still sounds a little big in the rear end for me. 

Thanks Robby.  I pulled the eq down on the whole track and more on the piano.  Any more and it starts to sound dumb.  

(I mean...I just put a new mix up since you wrote that.)