Thanks! Yes, these pianos help a bit😅

Thank you! Yes, all these small steps are adding up to a nearlly perfect instrument. Full review available soon.

Glad I could help! And thanks for the iPad air suggestion, it seems like a good alternative to the more expensive Pro version, although I would not go for 128 GB if you are serious about iOS.

Thanks!

pianoteq is modeled. Years ago it sounded synthetic, now it's very close to perfect. Every update makes it a little bit better, even the new update for version 8 is subtle but meaningfull. Baby steps. Ravenscroft is still the best sample based piano for iOS. I just miss the extra GB and fuctionality that we have on PC, and the gap is closing, comparing the competition

I agree. I have Ravenscroft and it is the only thing I will play. I have the Piano tech demo but just can't get it to sound as good as R275 no matter how much I tweak it....

The best physical model against the best hybrid sampling available: sampling sounds real ( it is real ), but lacks in expressiveness. Physical modelling sounds synthetic ( it is synthetic ) but gives you the most possible expressiveness in a digital system. Both aproaches are closing the gap nowadays.

You are a great musician. Thanks

@@kamranhamidfar1725 Thank you!

We should share recipes😂

@@FaustoFerreira😂 That’s the only weird combination I have up to now. Hey, there is KingB organ from yonac, it would be amazing if you could also revisit your hammond comparison video with this new one, sadly, blueB3 organ is now out of the market.

@jjptech I will try KingB. Thanks for the suggestion

I entered the store with the idea of spending 3000€ on a Nord Stage or Grand, but something didn't feel right on the keys. But then I tryed the Numa X 88. had my ipad with me. Straight out of the box it felt perfect with ravenscroft, default velo curves. It feels even better with pianoteq. No need to adjust anything. Yes, surprising, cause I'm picky about my keys

Thank you! My first comment for this video!

Pianoteq even worked on an old iPad mini 4, although with a higher buffer size, and latency. With iPad pro M2, 1T, 16 Gb ram, it performs flawlessely, even with 128 polyphony, at 256 buffer. That is inside a Daw or a host like Camelot, with a lot other things going on. Buffer 128 works the same, no difference at all. By default I allways use 256, there's no noticeable latency and it is safer. On iPad pro 2018, 1T, 6Gb, it performs the same, although with less room or other tracks or instruments at the same time.

@@FaustoFerreira thank you !

@@pianobis777 Here you have my review about the Numa X 88 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/msx4Z9SaqN2nn4U.htmlsi=SZqf_nG-UEYUzwcg But for a short answer, here it goes: weight ( 14 kgs vs 20 kgs ), usb audio and the keys on Numa X just works for me. It is personall choice and subjective. Also, the SL grand uses the TP40 wood, which I don't like, while the Numa X GT uses the new TP400 wood, which is very good, but the weight rises to a back breaking 22 kgs. 30 years in the business destroying my back and my fingers, Numa X 88 ( with iPad runing Pianoteq and other goodies) and Nord Stage compact just saved me.

@@FaustoFerreira as I’m not an professional pianist as you, I changed my Numa X for Dexibell S10 (also TP400w). Since I don’t have to care around. But I wish I could learn how to play like you. Do you teach? How can I get there?

You get one Steinway model, with a bank of variations.

@@FaustoFerreira thank you! which one did you pick up? For modern music

@@x3a3x3 I have Steinway model D, Model B, Petrof, Grotrian, Bechstein, electric pianos. The Model D should be the first one to get, the more versatile one

@@FaustoFerreira thank you, I’ll add it to my list..

Hi. Never had any issues with latency, since iPad 2, when Android was impossible to use for performance purposes. I'm very sensitive to latency, that's why iOS was and still is my only choice. iPad Pro 2018 can still handle a full production with 70 plus teacks. The 2018 regular iPad is sure able to handle Korg Module, and some other apps simultaneously.

Thanks 👍. Is it possible that iOS has a completely different sound design and architecture? interesting. Android and pure windows don't get sound like that.

Yes they work differently. The closed system from Apple has a big advantage here. Every part of the hardware and the OS are designed to work together. Android and windows have to deal with severall layers of software and deal with different components from device ro device.

You don't. There's something called AUM on the IOS, which is very good

You can have Pianoteq wherever you want, I have it on my two iPad Pro, it works for me. Good that we have choices, no?

@@FaustoFerreira it’s no option on MacBook, just for iPad or windows

@pianobis777 "Pianoteq is an award-winning virtual instrument for PC, Mac, Linux and iOS. It can be used both in standalone mode and as an instrument plug-in in VST, AAX, and AudioUnits hosts." It's in their webpage www.modartt.com/pianoteq_overview?ref=cGFnZT1waWFub3RlcSZleHQ9

@@FaustoFerreira I think you are right : )

Yes, we need mainstage, and other good software. But contrary to most people opinion, I'm glad that iPadOs is taking is own way, It is a fresh take, light and junk free OS that is still evolving. I'm Using it from the begining, it's getting better and better every update.