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Just listened to the most recent piano demos, the trumpet sonata features beautifully the trumpet as well. Very nice!
Lovely delicate piano playing (or programming) in the Saint-Saens, the basson: very realistic. I find the piano slightly too much in the background in this one, but that's a question of taste. But both pieces sound very convincing overall. Great work Jay!
Great demos ..but I don't get a sense of the piano sustain 'bloom' that you can get on a real piano. At least on my Bechstein at home the sustain is amazing. I would like to hear some more creative pedalling and some louder passages with the soft pedal. Many pianists ignore the louder tone of the soft pedal which is very expressive.
No matter what the demos sound like I'll never know if this piano works for me or not until I try it for a few hours. I'm hoping this will be the last sampled piano I'll have to buy for a long time.
I've just added two more demos, Copin Etudes op 25 nr. 6 & nr. 11.
Wonderful and virtuous perfomances by Guy Bacos. All three perspectives are featured - you find close and player position in an zip file in the "Download Tutorial".
Hopefully next week we can also add videos where you can see Guy's live performes of this two pieces.
best
Herb
PS: the product is shipping now (buy buttons are activated on our shop site)
I'm sure he hasn't downloaded the tutorial which contains the close perspective version.
Wish I could play like that.
