#1 · Aug 08, 2008 16:52 UTC
http://www.emu.com/promo/proteusvx/
You have to give an e-mail address, but it can be bogus.
You have to give an e-mail address, but it can be bogus.
#2 · Aug 08, 2008 20:24 UTC
desertbluesman — Aug 08, 2008
You have to give an e-mail address, but it can be bogus.
Not a problem. I always use Howie's email address for these types of things. :D
#3 · Aug 08, 2008 20:31 UTC
CraigBert — Aug 08, 2008[quote author=desertbluesman link=1218214370/0#0 date=1218214370]
You have to give an e-mail address, but it can be bogus.
Not a problem. I always use Howie's email address for these types of things. :D
#4 · Aug 08, 2008 22:29 UTC
I downloaded it - I couldn't get it to play anything apart from this really excellent grand piano sound.
So I had a jam anyway - guitar is C30.
it is purty sounding
So I had a jam anyway - guitar is C30.
it is purty sounding
#5 · Aug 09, 2008 00:19 UTC
fingers — Aug 08, 2008I downloaded it - I couldn't get it to play anything apart from this really excellent grand piano sound.
So I had a jam anyway - guitar is C30.
it is purty sounding
I grabbed it just because it is free. I don't know if I will install it. I have a hardware synth in my DAW. More'n likely the hardware synth is as good and takes no CPU resources.
#6 · Aug 09, 2008 00:50 UTC
desertbluesman — Aug 09, 2008
I have a hardware synth in my DAW. More'n likely the hardware synth is as good and takes no CPU resources.
It will take less CPU resources - unlikely it is as good though - this has a really good sampled piano sound - obvious work went into it
The quality reminds me of the piano sounds the KB player mate I jam/work with gets on recordings with things like the Bosendorf I can't remember the kit he uses - but he earns decent dough playing sessions.
For non piano/hobbyist players - good enough is all you need.
#7 · Aug 09, 2008 17:04 UTC
fingers — Aug 09, 2008
It will take less CPU resources - unlikely it is as good though - this has a really good sampled piano sound - obvious work went into it
The quality reminds me of the piano sounds the KB player mate I jam/work with gets on recordings with things like the Bosendorf I can't remember the kit he uses - but he earns decent dough playing sessions.
For non piano/hobbyist players - good enough is all you need.
yeah the piano and basses on my SW are not up to samples, but I do have "The Grand" on but I always use the Nemesys Giga Piano in Kontakt 1.1
I also have later versions of Kontakt on as well but they do weird things with the Giga Piano, so I still use 1.1 or 1.2 for that. I also have the EW Bosendorfer but have yet to put it on the computer.
Maybe I will install the Proteus VX and see what it does.