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jones · Full Member Joined: 01 May 2014 Posts: 123

I don't have a pianists ears or training ( can't play piano) so can't appreciate the high quality in the kronos but I know what I like playing.

A-024 lost lake of souls.
Turn off the drums, turn off karma. That works for me.
Reminds me of midi grand in the M1.

HankKeys · Joined: 19 Apr 2015 Posts: 10

Berlin Grand. Sounds brilliant, although the decay is a little too fast!

holdsg · Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2015 3:58 am Post subject:

I guess I'm the only one that likes the Japanese Ruedess Grand, tweaked a bit?
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catthedd · Joined: 03 Nov 2015 Posts: 39

I keep coming back to the German default piano. I kinda like the Oasis piano for cutting through the overly loud guitarists Smile

on some songs as well.

PCFREE · Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2015 6:06 pm Post subject:

pedro5 · Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2015 7:09 pm Post subject:

holdsg

You are not alone.
There are at least three of us that like it……you,me and Jordan himself…. Smile

I have several versions with different tweaks and eq settings, "to taste".
It did take a while before achieving the preferred results,but worth the effort.

SanderXpander · Platinum Member Joined: 29 Jul 2011 Posts: 7860

I didn't really like the Japanese at first glance and loved the German so much that I have kind of ignored it. Perhaps it's worth another visit and a round of tweaking. The Yamaha C7 (or even C6) is one of my favorite real grands, I remember thinking it strange that I didn't like the Japanese Grand much.

carmol · Full Member Joined: 25 Jul 2011 Posts: 140

Kronos pianos NEED a little bit of compression effect
to really cut the mix.
It adds presence and body too.

Try it and share the experience

PCFREE · Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2015 11:12 pm Post subject:

jeremykeys · Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2015 3:35 am Post subject:

For me I prefer the German dark grand sound but it really does depend on what I'm playing. The Japanese and Jordan Japanese cut through a dense mix live better but if it's just a solo piano section, that's when I go for the German piano.
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semmi78 · Junior Member Joined: 26 Sep 2002 Posts: 83

Bought the new Kronos sound pack (couldn't resist the price Rolling Eyes

).
After just 5 minutes of playing the Berlin is now my favorite.
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Xenophile · Junior Member Joined: 14 Nov 2017 Posts: 92

Reviving this thread from 3+ years ago because I've been fiddling with the piano programs lately, trying to find one that I like for rock or jazz band gigs.

It depends SO much on the monitor system I am using!

Right now I'm trying to tweak sounds for my Centerpoint Space Station 3 + Behringer sub. I find myself coming back to the "Stereo Boesy" program that no one mentioned in this thread. The others seem thin in comparison. But for any of them I have to add an EQ IFX and cut some of the mids.

But I feel like it is lacking dynamics. Maybe I'm just spoiled by Ivory?

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Xenophile · Junior Member Joined: 14 Nov 2017 Posts: 92