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Pianoteq 8 is now on the AppStore

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  • zvonzvon

    As mentioned above, the pricing structure was not clear, but this thread somewhat clarified it, thanks.
    I listened to a few MP3s on Modartt website, sounds really good!

    I will certainly check out the demos, both iOS and desktop.

  • Paulo164Paulo164

    On my old iPhone XS : reaching 220 notes of polyphony with CPU around 50-60% and not a single crackle. Impressive…

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    I'm glad it's so expensive. Now I don't have to evaluate whether to stick with the JAX pianos I have or switch. I don't have the ear to tell which is better anyway.

  • mjcouchemjcouche

    @wim said:
    I'm glad it's so expensive. Now I don't have to evaluate whether to stick with the JAX pianos I have or switch. I don't have the ear to tell which is better anyway.

    You’ll be back 😉

  • Paulo164Paulo164

    @Paulo164 said:
    On my old iPhone XS : reaching 220 notes of polyphony with CPU around 50-60% and not a single crackle. Impressive…

    It clearly takes advantage of the multi core rendering.

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    oops. wrong thread.

  • cyberheatercyberheater

    @zah said:
    Can anyone who has an existing Modartt licence confirm if you can get the full iOS version on TWO iDevices? I'd like to put this on my iPad and iPhone. Thx :)

    Yep. Got it installed on both iPhone and iPad with purchases restored.

  • heshes
    edited May 2023

    @zah said:
    Can anyone who has an existing Modartt licence confirm if you can get the full iOS version on TWO iDevices? I'd like to put this on my iPad and iPhone. Thx :)

    I think you'll want to get clarification on that from Modarrt directly. The existing license allows you to have simultaneous install on three desktop devices, not sure how that carries over to iOS. FWIW, I would say you can be relatively certain that it will allow install on up to three iOS devices, assuming you have no desktop versions installed. But maybe if you have three desktop installs you need to disable one to install on iOS at all. I'm sure they'll clarify that.

    EDIT: I think a Modarrt rep has already confirmed that you can install on as many iOS devices as you want (as long as they share same AppleID) and they will count together as "one" install of the three simultaneous installs their license allows. That info was from Julien in this thread on modarrt site:
    https://forum.modartt.com/viewtopic.php?id=10478

  • caminantecaminante
    edited May 2023

    @zah said:
    There are only 7 notes disabled on the demo near the bottom and top of the keyboard, You can still get a lot of use out of the existing keys for free.

    Disabled notes are:
    F#2 G#2 A#2
    C#6 D#6 F#6 G#6 A#6

    So you can play in plain CMaj and AMin with no lost notes 😀. Or you could also keep it between B2 and C6, no problem.

    Don’t know if it is different for different users.

  • FingolfinzzFingolfinzz

    Lol I’ve already memorized the dead notes and adapted to it pretty quickly to still mostly play what I want to probably not ever need more than the demo but I’ll still be saving for the license

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    I never did understand what all those weird little black keys are for anyway.

  • GrandbearGrandbear

    @wim said:
    I never did understand what all those weird little black keys are for anyway.

    they're just a visual aid

  • Paulo164Paulo164

    @caminante said:

    @zah said:
    There are only 7 notes disabled on the demo near the bottom and top of the keyboard, You can still get a lot of use out of the existing keys for free.

    Disabled notes are:
    F#2 G#2 A#2
    C#6 D#6 F#6 G#6 A#6

    So you can play in plain CMaj and AMin with no lost notes 😀. Or you could also keep it between B2 and C6, no problem.

    Don’t know if it is different for different users.

    For me, the muted notes were different.
    Maybe it resets at each restart.. ??

  • RajahPRajahP

    Demo really is stunning.. Let’s see how much they love sales…

  • sonosaurussonosaurus

    @Gavinski said:

    @McD said:
    Demo Mode is standalone only. Hand pans seem to be 1 octave like the real deal. The UI reminds me of the Crudebytes Piano with piano pictures and a bunch of pull downs, a MIDI file player (that seems to only load once purchased and comes with one demo file).

    An Intro Sale would make me jump. The hardest part is picking just 2 instrument packs. Steel Drums and hand pans are NOT well served on IOS. Classical guitar too. And which piano? Dark German or Jazzy Yamaha?

    I guess played them from a controller will settle the debate.

    I think that one octave thing is just because it is the demo mode, no? Some presets have things greyed out. But there are other hang drum presets that do allow you to play a whole piano keyboard worth of range.

    Pick the "Hand Pan - sustain, hand played" preset, which will play full-range. Emulates an impossible instrument that would be as big as your dining room table and cost $20000 :)

  • McDMcD

    @Fingolfinzz said:
    The demo mode is working for me in AUM.

    Well it sounds amazing, I guess I’ll need to get a savings fund going for this

    Thanks.

    Looks like I need a reboot: AUM fails to recognize new AUv3’s occasionally.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    Finally settled on the Steinway D and the U4. Was really hard to choose. Love the Tines pack but don't think it's different enough from VTines for me. Some of the other bell type sounds etc I figured could probably be done with an FM synth, if not identically, at least in a similar ball park.

  • cyberheatercyberheater

    It’s astonishing that my iPad is generating these sounds in real-time.

  • LinearLinemanLinearLineman

    Will have to get this @Gavinski tell us about the D and post an example. Have you heard the B? @McD and I talked about this day a hundred years ago.

  • caminantecaminante

    @Paulo164 said:

    @caminante said:

    @zah said:
    There are only 7 notes disabled on the demo near the bottom and top of the keyboard, You can still get a lot of use out of the existing keys for free.

    Disabled notes are:
    F#2 G#2 A#2
    C#6 D#6 F#6 G#6 A#6

    So you can play in plain CMaj and AMin with no lost notes 😀. Or you could also keep it between B2 and C6, no problem.

    Don’t know if it is different for different users.

    For me, the muted notes were different.
    Maybe it resets at each restart.. ??

    For me in standalone and in AUM they seem to be always the same even after closing the app and opening it up again. Maybe it’s different for different users. What are your disabled notes?

  • mjcouchemjcouche

    I think I may like the B more @LinearLineman but it’s a tough decision

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    Has anyone tried this on older hardware such as an iPad Air 2? JAX pianos sound as good as I'll ever need, but the Air 2 really can't handle them.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @zah said:

    @sonosaurus said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @McD said:
    Demo Mode is standalone only. Hand pans seem to be 1 octave like the real deal. The UI reminds me of the Crudebytes Piano with piano pictures and a bunch of pull downs, a MIDI file player (that seems to only load once purchased and comes with one demo file).

    An Intro Sale would make me jump. The hardest part is picking just 2 instrument packs. Steel Drums and hand pans are NOT well served on IOS. Classical guitar too. And which piano? Dark German or Jazzy Yamaha?

    I guess played them from a controller will settle the debate.

    I think that one octave thing is just because it is the demo mode, no? Some presets have things greyed out. But there are other hang drum presets that do allow you to play a whole piano keyboard worth of range.

    Pick the "Hand Pan - sustain, hand played" preset, which will play full-range. Emulates an impossible instrument that would be as big as your dining room table and cost $20000 :)

    If you click the +/- button at the lower left of the keyboard, you can extend the range of the presets that have less keys.

    Ah, good tip! Had missed that.

    @LinearLineman You’re able to demo all the sounds with - as previously mentioned - only a few notes missing at the high and low ends of the ranges so you can check out the D and compare to the B yourself. The demo version allows you to run it for up to 45 mins at a time without interruption (as long as you tap the ‘rewind’ button enough times. It’s really an incredibly generous demo. You could really get away with using a lot of these instruments to make tracks without ever bothering to buy the full version. Definitely everyone should download this and check it out, even if not intending to buy a license.

    Kicks the ass out of sampled pianos. Really lovely to have so much control. I would really like to have the standard version to be able to tweak the back-end physical modeling parameters, but even the amount of control in the Stage version is impressive.

  • sonosaurussonosaurus

    @Gavinski said:
    Finally settled on the Steinway D and the U4. Was really hard to choose.

    Wow, that was fast, I literally took a year to choose! I ended up with the Steinway D, and the Bechstein, but also got the Steinway B, the electric pianos, and the steel pans… so far…

  • Danny_MammyDanny_Mammy
    edited May 2023

    the yamaha grand is great for pop/rock/dance.

    if you like to ride that sustain pedal and hear massive string resonance the U4 is great.

  • mikewbmikewb

    @zah said:
    Can anyone who has an existing Modartt licence confirm if you can get the full iOS version on TWO iDevices? I'd like to put this on my iPad and iPhone. Thx :)

    I have three slots. Looks like iPad and iPhone just took up one as a combo.

  • mikewbmikewb

    Pianoteq and scaler are a great match.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @sonosaurus said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Finally settled on the Steinway D and the U4. Was really hard to choose.

    Wow, that was fast, I literally took a year to choose! I ended up with the Steinway D, and the Bechstein, but also got the Steinway B, the electric pianos, and the steel pans… so far…

    It was too annoying for me not to be able to get the free packs until I had picked lol. And I really didn’t want to think about it too much either - all those pianos sound pretty good. I was very tempted by the Bluethner but felt in the end that those other 2 would be more versatile choices.

  • McDMcD

    Modartt’s PianoTeq’ pricing model is “True Universal” - iPhone, iPad, Mac (M series and Intel). Is there another app that covers all 4 for one price?

  • wimwim
    edited May 2023

    True universal? What good is a piano app that doesn't even run on iWatch?

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