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Ditto for the sample rate and buffer size. It doesn’t do polyphony well, and the sound will degrade with big arpeggiated chords and lots of pedaling (i.e.: Debussy). The problems I encounter seem to be a function of the limited resources of the (2018) iPad. It would help if the developer would provide some documentation, which I can’t seem to find anywhere. Otherwise the app is very usable and much better than most, especially for the money. Perhaps Ravenscroft can do something about this or let me know if I am missing something here. Acoustic pianos have continuous variable damper pedal control, but when using this app it does not send that function to the sustain pedal so it’s just basically on and off with a little bit of re-pedaling which can make the sound a bit choppy when using a sustain pedal. I like the expressiveness and control of the half-damper pedal which most lower and higher priced digital pianos now have internally. But as far as I can tell it’s missing half-damper pedal control when connected to a digital piano, and for me that’s a big issue. Beautiful, resonate sound with long damper pedal decay time and It has enough features to do most of the editing that I want. For an inexpensive acoustic piano app, this is certainly one of the best I’ve used on a digital piano or midi controller digital piano.

#Igrand versus pianoteq 5 professional#

I’ve also played hundreds of professional acoustic grand pianos. I play literally hundreds of Darius digital pianos with USB midi and audio connectivity. But, I still tend to favor the pianos in iGrand and SampleTank. I have several of the major acoustic pianos for IOS. The other shortcoming of iGrand is a 64 note polyphony limitation. But with careful blending of some reverb that can help, somewhat, in that area. Being some of the early releases of sampled pianos for IOS, they lack sympathetic resonance. I seriously feel I get a more satisfying result with several pianos from iGrand and SampleTank. The main thing this has going for it is sympathetic resonance. However, it still lacks a realistic hammer attack in the sound. I am now more satisfied with the resulting sound.

#Igrand versus pianoteq 5 full#

It allows the full spectrum of the Ravenscroft 275 to come through. I replaced the Keystation 88 with the Nektar LX88+ which does have internal adjustment of velocity. That was totally dependent on the software. And this keyboard had no internal way to adjust the velocity sensitivity. Well, my M-Audio Keystation 88 began to have problems with a few keys loosing their velocity. And no matter how I adjusted the two Velocity parameters in the App I was disappointed. When I played with greater velocity it never seemed to deliver the percussive, brighter hammer action sound I felt it should have.

Optional instrument packs are sold separately.When I first purchased Ravenscroft 275 I was quite disappointed with the sound.

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#Igrand versus pianoteq 5 upgrade#

Pianoteq Stage supports all Pianoteq instruments, and if you upgrade to Pianoteq Standard or PRO, the instruments themselves upgrade automatically at no additional cost. With Pianoteq Stage, you are not locked to a certain product but have the option to upgrade whenever needed.

#Igrand versus pianoteq 5 pro#

Pianoteq Stage can at any time be upgraded to Pianoteq Standard or Pianoteq PRO to gain further sophisticated features, such as to tweak the physical model, to load Scala temperament files or to position virtual microphones around the instrument.

small system footprint, less than 50 MB in size.

excellent performance on modern laptops.

superior playability and expressiveness.

Pianoteq Stage brings the advantages of the Pianoteq physical model, such as: It is not for tweaking settings and parameters. The simpler interface in Pianoteq Stage is adapted for musicians who want the convenience of a selection of beautiful instruments for an immediate playing session. Up to 48 kHz in PIANOTEQ Stage and Standard. PIANOTEQ PRO offers an internal sample rate of up to 192 kHz. Presets built with PIANOTEQ PRO can be loaded in PIANOTEQ Standard without limitation. In PIANOTEQ Stage, preset loading is limited to parameters that are present in the interface. You can purchase additional instrument packs at any time. These instrument packs are fully working whereas remaining instrument packs are available in demo mode for your evaluation. During registration, you can choose two instrument packs with the Stage version, three with the Standard version and four with the PRO version. Note-per-note edit: all other physical parametersĬoncerns new purchases from 2019 onward. Note-per-note edit: volume, detune, attack envelope