🎹Best Piano VST Plugins Compared Part 1: Addictive Keys, Alicia's Keys, CinePiano🎹

[@footballbean9594]

Love the videos!

[@pittan86]

Excellent stuff, thanks so much for making these videos!

[@thomasschatton3481]

This video - like the previous one, too, really helps to make the right personal decision on which Piano VST(s) to buy. Thanks so much for that! I also really enjoy when you play that jazzish stuff, but also when you play more cinematicish or classicish tunes and am really looking 4ward to part II!

[@realkoko-loco]

What camera do you use for these vlogs? The close ups look fantastic !

[@MerriamPianos]

Hi Jason! Brent here. I would have to ask Stu and our production team as to what they are using, but thank you for the kind words and for tuning in! :)

[@BottleneckMoses]

Hi - thanks for the great content. If you have it, could you please review Piano in Blue by CineSamples? Would love to get your opinion on it.

[@eph6v16]

What about Eighty Eight Ensemble by SONiVOX ? Comes free with Focusrite audio interface. I assume Addictive Keys uses better samples than Garageband Steinway Grand Piano. Ensemble is a far larger download so they've gone the extra mile.

[@CanaldoOTA]

More uprights, please!!!

[@lohith972]

can you do a review on nux wk-310 ?

[@chopin4525]

Addictive Keys upright piano is a Yamaha U3 not a Bechstein.

[@BlackFish55]

I want to see you review a Roland Ax-Edge just for fun.

[@christophercrimmins6143]

You never did UVI keysuite

[@JoeLinux2000]

I'm getting tired of listening to all of these. It's like going into a showroom of 100 top quality acoustic grands and trying to choose the best when each and every one is quite good. That said, clarity of tone has always been important to me. With a computer piano, the user interface is critical. I find Pianoteq at times to be confusing. I thought they would have changed the user interface over the years, but so far it remains the same.