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Ivory grand piano software: for live?


fisheye

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On Ilio ( link ) they now have demos of the three pianos included in the new Ivory grand piano software. I find it a bit hard to judge whether this software will work on stage or is it more suitable for recording?

 

There is B4, the Scarbee Rhodes and Wurlizter; great stuff, but I'm really missing some good piano software; most out there isn't suitable for live playing. Steinbergs The Grand still works best for me, though it is not really beautiful.

 

Come'on, Yamaha's P250 with its little memory should be easily beatable with some pc power; why is the P series (IMO) still preferable on stage?

 

Is Ivory gonn'a be the final answer to dedicated digital piano's or not? What do you think?

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My P120 will do perfectly for jazz, bigband and pop gigs, though I wouldn't play a classical piano concerto on it. The Ivory mp3s sounded to harsh for me, but they're mp3s. Notice this is still Mac only, a PC version is to be anounced.

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Well I can get away with my P80 for jazz gigs, but I'll always prefer a real piano. IF it is a good one, well regulated, tuned, correctly amplified and monitored if needed etc. And that's a big if.

 

No software will create a real piano, but to do better than the P series should be possible, I think. There are so many behaviours of acoustic pianos not found in the digitals...

 

BTW, on the Synthogy Ivory site they have some uncompressed versions of their demos.

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