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Piano World Cup, Quarter Finals 3
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OMG! This is almost a final! 😮
Wait... are we supposed to vote here? Too many threads, all this woof is warping me!
You showed up on the Forum warp'ed But in a good way like the corrugated galvanized steel they used to make Quonset huts out of. Sturdy Stuff!
We are so close to crowning the World Cup Piano of 2018.
Next up the best “acoustic” piano in KQDixie!!
Vote... Edvard Grieg is watching you.
TRIVIA FROM WIKIPEDIA: Grieg was discovered by Ole Bull. You can't make this shit up.
VOTE
Voted
Mmm, one piano had some strange behaviour but sounded superior in many other ways. Torn..
Voted. Just going by gut feeling now. However, more seratonin is released in the guts than the brain, I believe I read.
Voted but this one was a lot closer. Went to extra time!
i wonder if there is a way to divert the seratonin back to the brain where I need it? I think I am developing a seratonin-belly!!
voted,, and yes, fairly close but stereo seperation at the low end did it for me.
Dropped these two into a DAW for some serious side-by-side comparison. I'm second guessing myself. Not good!
We are definitely at the point where I'm starting to consider the costs of the finalists and any other relevant attributes of the product:
AUv3 support?
Big co. or independent contributor?
Additional benefits of the App as a product - MIDI player, FX, iTunes or download SF
Download effort and time involved
Ability to fit into our workflows (Cubasis, BM3, Auria Pro)
Disk Streaming
Anything else to consider before recommending a Piano based solely on it's sound?
Can it play G# when required by the MIDI file or does it use the closest note. I'm determined to figure that one out when the sheet is taken away.
Voted! 🎹