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(films, video games, anime, etc.). But it's good to see that some people think otherwise Joined: Feb 2021Posts: 478Full MemberFull MemberJoined: Feb 2021Posts: 478I also find 60 a bit much but 70 and 80 are good. I actually like it at 70.I wish I could get rid of the ringing my ears hear. It's so bad with pianoteq it takes all the enjoyment out of playing.I hear it with other VST's, but nowhere near as much as with Pianoteq.RonKawai CA79VSL (BÖSENDORFER 280VC, CFX, Steinway D-274), Modern U, Ravenscroft275, Noire, Lounge Lizard EP-4(Not Used much) Garritan Abbey Road Studios CFX, Bechstein Digital, , Auddict_Dorian_Marko, The Grandeur,, 300_Grand_Compact, Pianoteq, Synthology_American_DJoined: Dec 2021Posts: 303Full MemberFull MemberJoined: Dec 2021Posts: 303I'm the person who made that statement, and I don't think it's BS. I said that after having played Pianoteq and Garritan CFX side by side. Pianoteq simply felt better to play. I prefer to play it. Does it actually sound better? I don't know, pretty sure if I just play a single key on each the Garritan CFX note sounds better, more natural. Why then, do I prefer to play Pianoteq? Maybe it's just the playability, and I prefer Pianoteq even though it sounds worse. But that's certainly not the way my mind works. Pianoteq feels better to play, so it sounds better while you're playing.Doesn't matter if it is BS, though. The Pianoteq demo is free and nearly fully functional, and a quick and simple install. Anybody who cares to try can demo them side by side and decide for themselves.Wasn’t directing my comments at you specifically, just my disagreement with the general sentiment (which I’ve seen expressed numerous times over the years) that Pianoteq is somehow more “alive” in comparison with sample-based instruments. Pianoteq was actually the first external VST I purchased based largely on such claims, and I was more or less happy with it until I had a chance to try a top level sampled VST, at which point I realized just how misleading many of the claims made about sample-based instruments by Pianoteq advocates were. Not only was the sampled piano just as capable of expressive and nuanced playing as Pianoteq, it also sounded way more tangible and real, which for me translated into a much more involving overall playing experience. After that there was no going back.I still keep up with Pianoteq and dutifully download each new version to see if they’ve finally been able to close the gap, but so far none of the updates they’ve made over the past few years has changed my overall opinion.In any case, I agree that everyone should feel free to try the demo out and come to their own conclusions, You are not logged in. Please login or register. 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Hello everyone,I'm testing the trial version of Pianoteq (stage and standard) I find really good and inspiring.I have a question about overtones, in a YouTube video I saw a user with the Pro version playing overtones (always a problem in sampled pianos)However when I tried to play overtones on my trial version only the 1st and octave overtones would be really heard.I.e. if I play C4 muted, I can make resonate the other strings only playing C3 and C5, C6...If I play E3 for example to make the sympathetic C strings resonate I can hardly hear anything if at all.So are overtones different across section of Pianoteq?Also in said video the user was able to bring the velocity down to zero thus playing only the overtones, without the fundamental, I wasn't able to replicate that too on my trial version...Any idea of what's going on?Many thanks 2 Reply by brundlefly 27-02-2025 01:25 brundlefly Member Offline Registered: 31-03-2022 Posts: 212 Re: Are overtones different between Pianoteq versions? Yes, Pianoteq produces the full complexity of resonances in a piano, including string, duplex string and case resonances, and not just octaves. I suspect what you were seeing was a demonstration of Pianoteq being used as resonance FX for another instrument in which case you would send the MIDI to both the main instrument and Pianoteq but pull the velocity curve down to zero so that Pianoteq resonates based the audio input from the main instrument and which dampers are raised (per the MIDI input) without its strings being directly hammered.I'm not sure right offhand whether the demo can be used as a resonance FX and I suspect you need at least Pianoteq Standard to get it, but all verisons should have the basic resonance response for all the internal sounds; you just don't have as much control over them in Stage. 3 Reply by vertumno 03-03-2025 14:48 vertumno Member Offline Registered: 20-02-2025 Posts: 2 Re: Are overtones different between Pianoteq versions? brundlefly wrote:Yes, Pianoteq produces the full complexity of resonances in a piano, including string, duplex string and case resonances, and not just octaves. 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