I haven't tried the electric pianos - I have Lounge Lizard - but some have said that the Pianoteqs are even better than LL. I'll probably upgrade to the next level for editing purposes in time, but for now Pianoteq is doing what I need. But having decided to give my piano library a serious makeover, I was thrilled to find Pianoteq. It's fair to say that I haven't bothered to keep up with advances in Piano libraries - I also have True Keys American on the UVI workstation. I did an online search and found Pianoteq getting rave reviews.

There are still unresolved issues with NI Access and my instruments, and their online support system is lengthy and convoluted. I was so angry & annoyed I decided to look for a replacement, and to start finding replacements for all my NI instruments. I was unable to get any support for three days, during which time it became evident that I needed another solution. The house I grew up in had an old Sterling upright piano, made sometime in the early 20th. I have a few personal samples of upright pianos I use when I want a less than grand sound. I was mid-project with a client, and Native Access decided to de-authorise my Akoustik Piano - which was heavily featured in these theatre pieces. Apby Steve Castellano Product Intelligence Report. Unless I need a real piano, I’m gonna go rogue and say my favorite grand piano in Reason is ID8, which is taken from Reason Pianos. Bought the U4 & Karsten collection with the lowest format, Stage (price.!) but will definitely get the Steinway and Bluthners in time.Īnd it's thanks to Native Instruments appalling customer service that I found Pianoteq. I only discovered Pianoteq a couple of weeks ago, and I'm completely sold.

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