Vienna Piano Reviews

When holding the pedal for a long time and including decrescendo, at the end there is always a "blip" sound, please fix

The phrasing is really good and the notes are very solid and clear. One of the best pianos you can buy. All it needs, is a little update to fix the pedal.

without pedal sounds a bit like muse basics Also some problems with pedal does exist. But its good, and some issues will disapper when updates will come out

Really nice overall but yeah the pedal is doing something quite odd as many others have picked up, probably should do something about that

Issues with pedal

Absolutely gorgeous-sounding piano for my scores! I share the same issues as others with the pedal, but I'm not enthusiast enough to care (that being said, I wouldn't mind a fix to it if one is coming).

The best sounding grand on this platform (until Berlin Grands gets fixed). Just like the other Vienna libraries, this one is extremely well balanced dynamically and is crisp musically. The natural dryness of the patch makes adding reverb nice since you can get an entirely different sound depending on how much reverb you add. This instrument is so good in fact that when I heard it, it inspired me to get it and write a piano trio to fully test it out. There are only 2 downsides, both are small. First is what the others here are talking about, the pedal. On the day this is being posted, the pedal is pretty muddy, I don't entirely know how they could go about fixing it but if it gets toned down just a tad then it's perfect. The other thing could be personal taste. Whenever you play a note sf in real life, the sound sticks around for a bit then it goes. However in this patch it goes away just a tad faster than it should to my ear. Besides those two things, this is pretty much the complete package. The standard volume it comes in is good for solo and chamber music and with a little boost of volume in the mixer, is great for concertos.

It has a more natural sounding piano compared to Grand Piano of Muse Keys.