Let’s see what it can do today.” This is what I can say, when a friend is asking what I’m doing (playing with Ptq).Īfter reading what ”davidizquierdo82” said, (thanks), I had to read this thread again and listen again to v piano examples. ”Hi, I am sitting at the wonderful, amazing Bluethner Grand piano, a beautiful instrument. This is something I always ask myself when it comes to PTQ, why player perspective is different from a piano to another.? Lot of parameters like mic type and positions, reverbs, EQ, Effects etc vary which in my opinion shoudn´t.Īnyway, not to put down PTQ which I still enjoy a lot and among my favourites. PTQ is far ahead in this regard, ages ahead.īut what I really liked in V2 is that whatever piano you play, it will preseve the same configurations for mics, reverb and EQ as long as you're choosing the same patch (say classic american and classic german.).

Said that, the software is pretty limited when it comes to customization, cannot place the mics, cannot choose type of mics etc. To be honest, at some moments while playing it, I'm still trying to convince myself it doesn't sound better than PTQ does, but hey this thing is pretty awesome, bravo Arturia. I've playing with V2 for some weeks now and must say I'm quite impressed despite all the negative comments about V1 and some eskepticals about V2.

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