> > even the junkiest spinet they pulled out of a garage...? Amusing and thoughtful question... Do keep in mind that in this particular case the "virtual piano" software only costs $399. For a a struggling young sound studio, I can see the appeal. The sound of the solo piano samples I listened to at that link were passable, but still distinctly plastic and thin. For a piano-forward recording I think would be tacky, but for a rock band looking to add some piano texture or hook way back in the mix, It seems like a remarkable technological achievement. Or, they could just go out and buy a $1000 beat up piano and record with that, and end up with a sound with a lot more sincerity and character. [kurt] -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20080508/df4596ea/attachment.html
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