With the limited testing so far, Pure Piano seems to offer detail in the sound that is superior to the others. Module Ivory really blends quite well with my bar band gigs, but I want more sonic sparkle that I can get from apps like Ravenscroft and Colossus. However, it has often fallen short of my expectations sometimes sounding dull and lacking dynamic extremes that I desire.but this is completely my personal conjecture. Might be a few days more before more time can be utilized to run this new app through the gauntlet.Īs for Module, some folks have great success with the app for their needs. I am also fortunate with a day job out of my home, but it is 12 -14 hour days at the computer.leaves very little time to work things out in the studio.
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Gigs have just started to get booked again so even more time dedicated to organizing things on the calendar and brushing up on those tunes and patch changes. I"ve had a line mixer failure in my studio and have everything disconnected so it has been few-and-far-between intervals of being able to test things out at home. Which is to say, having access to quality sounds on the iPad I can create all manner of satisfying layers and get some of what I'm missing not having a MP7SE or the like.
I've asked in this forum for an ideal keyboard, and with all the great ideas thrown at me, and the limits of my budget, I understood how hard it is to get everything you want from a keyboard from a single board. I wish for the ES920 version (decent speakers and lightweight) of the MP7SE! I wonder how many others want this as well. Like 256 voices instead of 38, like multi-use knobs and faders for real time editing, editing of 4 voices, not 2, etc. I bought a Kawai ES920 a few months ago, and have been missing some of the things a Stage Piano can bring, like the Kawai MP7SE. Have to say, it's nice to have a way back in. VB3m sounds good so far, having fewer options can work out well, esp when what is on offer is quality. Huge difference in options offered, G is a 6 page Denny's menu, V is a 1/2 page In and Out Burger menu.
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With the iPad volume topped out, still only got about 1/3d full volume, so hard to evaluateĪlso bought the iOS GSI VB3M (I have Galileo as well). Just bought the Pure Piano, $13.99, intro price. But whether strings or various pianos, all of it seems to be for a laptop, except for Pure Piano. Listening to some of their ep libraries from e-instruments, was very impressed. Looking forward to playing a reasonably priced Pianotek thru my iPad! Hopefully Pure Piano will be a decent substitute. I"m still excited for this one too.yes, I"m addicted to music apps. Looks like it may have many more parameters to tweak, but also may be much more complicated and quite a chore to get it to one"s optimum setting. And by far the best AC Piano that works on my iPhone. An absolute steal at the introductory price. I definitely need a few more days to experiment with all of the parameters, but right out of the box it makes very pleasing noises.
Now I"ve had less than an hour with Pure Piano, but it has a sweet, evolving sound on the decay that captures the way sound folds upon itself as it bounces around inside of a real piano. It has the most interesting dynamics and natural decay of full-length, non-looping samples that appeal to my picky and quirky tastes. Some days it sounds better than others, but Colossus has still been my go-to. I"ve spent many, many hours tweaking Ravenscroft and still have not got it perfect to my liking. Module Ivory sounds okay with the band, but it quickly sounds flat and synthetic by itself. I have all of the others and they all have compromises and quirks that annoy me. I"m still in the honeymoon stage, but think it just might be the best iOS acoustic piano yet.
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