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Sounds facking amazing! 🤯

Can Pianoteq sound like the piano in "New York State Of Mind" yet?

New to your channel and new to learning to play an instrument. I am 62 and want so bad to learn piano and drums, also interested in bass guitar. Could you explain the use of the computer set up on the back of your piano. I will have to teach myself to do all these things so I can do it at my pace. Any help would be appreciated. I have purchased a nice Kohler and Campbell console piano and I also have quality-built guitars and drums. I am currently learning to tune the piano myself. Thanks, Phil, for all your help, and Greetings from South Carolina.

I have a question on auxiliary notes How do we add auxiliary notes when we change harmonic blocks If I play a C block and tag it as a home, it is clear that D, F, A, B, are the auxiliary notes But If I change harmonic block let's say G block as my away block from C home block Which one are the auxiliary notes? A, C, E, F, (no sharps or flats) or A, C, E, F# (one sharp)

Hi Plil, nice playing . What is that new keyboard you are using ?

Wonderful music and demo, Phil! Can you say something about your setup? Are you using any sound processing other than Pianoteq, like, EQs, reverbs, postprocessing etc.? When I play Pianoteq myself (with no other sound post-processing) it always sounds a bit dry and artificial. So I am wondering if you use some post processing for this recording. Thanks!

loved it, Phil! Which piano sound did you use for this one? It's great!

The 280vc that's being modelled..is a little different then the Imperial Grand..

Your demonstrations are standars of quality and beauty of sounds and deep music. Thanks and please keep doing what you do , without you ptq would not be the same. Bless and peace❤❤❤❤

2:30 magic 🤩

Wow! I do prefer this one more than the concert d ! Nice!

I've just tried the demo of Bosendorfer, a piano that brings out the best of Oscar Peterson, and after twelve years, there's still something, an underlying woolliness and artificial tonality of Modartt I just haven't found a way to surpass. My setup is fine, with a Roland FP-7F, DragonFly DAC and AKG Ref Headphones, but nothing has shifted an overall disappointment. I've tried every trick suggested in the Forums, but I just don't know what it is. These issues don't arise with Garritan CFX, but I would have loved to hear the Bosendorfer as it should be on Modartt.

good studio monitors = good pianoteq

You say that about all the Pianoteq models!

When I first heard Pianoteq, I was amazed by the fact it did not use samples. Then I heard some samples libraries out there and I thought their sound was just incomparably better. Well, here I am now amazed by this Bösendorfer model that they made! If it sounds like this out of the box when I test this, I am definitely going to consider this for my new piano library. I use Linux, and there aren't many sample libraries which run in here, because they are made for Windows. Pianoteq has a native application for Linux. This is an exciting day indeed.

what i would love is a kb with pianoteq included, as an engine,so you can play without computer.

Thank you so much for your lovely improvisation on the new Bosendorfer. You bring out the amazing qualities of the new model so very well, bless your heart. Don't stop posting and being yourself. All our love, Chris and Sally

Wow awesome improv, thanks for sharing. I love PTQ.

Thanks for the playing! I personally find the Bösendorfer really nice for jazz. P.S. when you play, all pianos sound great.

Stunning playing as always Phil. You're the first person I check in with when a new Pianoteq model is released. You "get" it and manage to extract the very best from them. Your new studio layout is looking much better too :)

Exciting! I was looking to buy Pianoteq, but couldn't decide on the Piano. Now i know. Big thanks for the review.

Beautiful… Thanks so much.

Just upgraded from version 6 and I am completely back to Pianoteq. Your improvisation is inspiring.

Hi! And thanks for this and other great videos. Truly Amazing improvisations which proves me that biggest part of piano sound is playing itself. 👏👏👏 May I ask you a question about Roland Fantom: how would you rate this as a piano(teq) controller? I am thinking of switching from Nord to perhaps back Roland and Fantom is my one option. Not of course only because of piano keys but other specs (synths, sequencer etc.) too.

I have been playing this new sound set for a couple of hours now. Even though I know it is new-and of course, because it is new-it is seductive-I will say this is a wonderful and much-appreciated set of sounds that I can already see fitting in and perhaps dominating certain styles. It is money well spent. Thanks for the review.

The universe is listening to me ;) Just the other day I was playing with Pianoteq and went: when will they do a Bösendorfer. This morning I saw their tweet, and now this. Thanks!

Thank you for making this video. I really enjoyed your playing and that Pianoteq sound!

This sounds amazing and I also like your style of improvisation!

Absolutely gorgeous improv. Love this!

it is pianteq's preset right ?

Nice demo of the great Bosendorfer Phil! I can’t wait to get it.

Wonderful!❤

Brilliant impro. Absolutely astounding! Greetings from Finland ❤

thank u

Never be ashamed of who you are and your wonderful musical and communicative gift. So pleased you're back. All our love, Chris and Sally

These live shows will be cool, really looking forward to it.

Love to hear more improvisations of yours. ❤ I also do improvising, and it releave me from stress. Improvisation is the reason why I'm still motivated at the piano or music in general.

beautiful original piece! very modern and a nice balance between your knowledge of and experience in both classical and improvisational areas. your technical ability and harmonic understanding, not to mention improvisational prowess, go well beyond the likes of keith emerson, tony banks, rick wakeman and kerry minnear, often considered the best of the prog rock greats. i more or less stopped listening to prog in the late 1970s as the greats like Genesis, Yes and Gentle Giant could no longer top or even meet the incredibly high standards they themselves set. plus a new metallic trend that put technical "virtuosity" above artistry emerged and eventually came to dominate the genre. maybe it's time for a return to the original canterbury roots -- music full of subtlety but powerful in dynamics as well. and full of the crazed creative mirth that only the brits (i'm canadian) seem to be capable of. there's a whole generation of baby boomers who have always put musical authenticity above all else who would love to see it. don't forget, prog, like jazz a generation earlier, was the dominant popular musical form worldwide between about 1965 (late beatles, moodies, pink floyd, king crimson) to about 1975 when, regrettably, disco, then punk, gave prog a one-two that, IMHO, it has never recovered from. certainly not all prog fans were musical purists, though a substantial number of were and are. i know, several friends and i are living proof. and you seem like someone with the ability to achieve that. perhaps my best advice: be true to yourself and your art. in any case, i'm anxious to see your new direction unfold. best of luck

A perfect taste of things to come. I'm so happy for you!

What patch did you use on the Fantom, factory, custom? Was it the V-piano? I have a V-piano in the RD-2000 but it has a problem, the C above middle C (MIDI note C5) will not sustain properly at C5 and a few notes above and below it. Whether holding down the key for sustain, or using pedal it cuts out too early compared the rest of the octave. I have been tempted to buy the German Grand patch from Roland ($150) but I have already spent $2500 on a piano I cannot use. I spent 6 months attempting to fine tune this piano patch to sound as close to a Steinway Model D 9 foot grand classically tuned and voiced, no success yet. I tried layering piano samples (SuperNatural) over the V-Piano modeled tone, used all the tone controls and velocity curves to no avail. Whatever patch you played in this video did not sound to great either, maybe it sounds like you want it, or maybe it is factory? (Listening on near field studio monitors, JBL305p MKII, a very nuetral sound source) In comparison I also have a plain old Yamaha DGX-670 ($1000) that within one hour of owning it, fine tuned a patch that is just lovely (a good Steinway D patch) and the only digital piano I have owned in my life that I enjoy playing. Been playing piano for 56 years, finally a digital I can enjoy.

Gorgeous piano piece, playing only the good notes that immediately take me away from this world to your created world. From the first measure you opened the door and invited me in, and did not deceive, it only got better as I walked into this chamber you built to hear music spoken in your language. And what a wonderful language you have created. Thank you for inviting me in.

Beautiful improv, Phil! Thanks for sharing.

Good news, and beautiful music. I look forward to your performances.

Yes!! You are back! Please never stop sharing your creativity. It speaks right from the heart. It's amazing to just loose yourself in magical atmospheres created by you.

A compelling argument for doing what you are doing. Brilliant playing.

This is the difference between knowledge and information. Magical, made my day

Beautiful

I just wanted to say my confidence has been all over the place with piano despite what others think about me being great or whatever. I've always hated my pulse and self conscious about everything but this made me extremely happy and restored both confidence and more love in my instrument so thank you for everything you've said in this video here's a sub brotha

you make that digital piano sound like a Steinway with your playing, absolutely stunning.

How is your real piano triggering midi notes?