At 09:17 AM 03/03/2004, you wrote: >Has anybody tried or bought the Post Musical Instruments Grandioso >Bosendorfer 290 Virtual Instrument (uses a Kontakt type interface)? If so, >do you like it? Is it a resourse or memory hog? Does it sit well in an >orchestral piece, rock piece, etc? I don't have the virtual version, but do have the sample set converted for EXS. It's a fantastic sounding piano, but is definitely intended for the concert hall. It comes in wet and dry versions, but the dry version still contains a noticeable amount of (very nice sounding) ambience. It could be used in a pop or jazz setting, but you'd be stuck with its built-in natural reverberation, and it's not a bright, cutting sound that could compete well in a heavy mix. The huge Vintaudio C7 seems much better suited to pop and rock use, and comes in EXS format. I just ordered it but haven't gotten it yet for torture testing. Another great rock piano is the Worra White Grand, which uses 32 layers! I tried the demo version, and was constantly maxing out the EXS's 64 voices. It also doesn't have an EXS 24 version. I had some discussion with the developer about creating a "lite" version for EXS, but I've spent so much time doing conversions lately I couldn't deal with another! Both sites have several demos. http://www.vintaudio.com/ http://www.sampletekk.com/index.php
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Re: [EXS] Post Grandioso Bosendorfer 290 Virtual Instrument
2004-03-03 by Sean McCoy
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