lolKK wrote:Did you try Korg's Italian grand ? Even though every person might prefer different piano sounds (actually any instrument), it's now one of my two favorites along with the Berlin. If you never tried it, simply install and try the demo version. There's also Korg's Austrian grand, not as good IMHO, but worth testing as well if you didn't try it yet. The other options you mention are good too, but more complicated/expensive.
that italian grand is so thin and the sustain on some of the registers are not nearly as long as a real piano.
Ive tried EVERY piano in the library and in the internal of the kronos.
only 1 is somewhat close but still not 100% proof. and thats the
grand close C7(something like that). its warm like a piano should be in most places of the registers. but still you have to EQ it right. at least it doesnt have that electronic tinnyness that all the other ones have at middle C, and take notice that all the other pianos, right at G and Ab above middle C those samples are LOUDER than the whole keyboard register. and Ab on the next octave above is so weak, you cant even accent those notes when you play.
