Testing the Ivory II Steinway (Upgrade)
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@jprincehouston are you smoking crack?
:) Just kidding, but your comment is kind of outlandish. Ivory compared to Logic's pianos is like comparing a Ferrari to a Geo Metro. If you've ever actually played a real Steinway piano before (I'm a classically-trained pianist, and have played Steinways, Bosendorfers, $250,000 Bechsteins, etc.), you would see that Ivory actually sounds pretty darn-close to the real thing. I've had Ivory for over a year now, and I love it! :)
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They've got my $89
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I am impressed! Wow! What a quality sound. And, of course, the pianist's skills are abundant. May I ask what brand/model keyboard you are using? I'm thinking of a Yamaha P155 but would consider others.
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Wonderful demonstration.
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How do you find your Numa?
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OMG! You play ridiculously well!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope to reach your level some day.
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Hi, I have Ivory 2 and while I like it I cant seem to get it to sound as good as you have. Are you using a preset steinway or have you messed about with the settings at all? I also saw Jordan Rudess playing with it and it sounded nicer than mine so it must be how I have it set up. I have a good set of headphones and speakers and a high end keyboard so I know its not them. It does sound good just not this good.
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3:45 - Fantastic second prelude a-moll from Op24 of Aleksander Scriabin :)
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@hecmonter Ok thanks!
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@willregnier I think that is a Studiologic Numa white, if I am not wrong. :)
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Very well played and a great demo overall. I just ordered Ivory II as an early xmas present to myself and had Amazon overnight it. Can't. Wait.
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the piano has a nasal and biting sound to it, not like the smooth and buttery sound of real Steinways. I think Ivory II is a epic fail here, especially since it requires a dongle, most people are better off with Logic's built in pianos - which sound excellent by the way.
jprincehouston 1 year ago
@jprincehouston
I like the nasal tone and the bitting - not for all kinds of music of course. But for a improvising singing and expressive right hand it is much better than the QL-Pianos for example.
I don't think, that synthogy made a new recording, the update is just a kind of improving the software, building layers between the already given ones, making resonances and pedal noises etc.
Watch 'Part II', where I play it more softly.
stocksam 1 year ago