...and here is the KETRON GP1 with the new AJAMSONIC Piano Sounds ... also notice the EDITED GRAND within the video that shows the user can EDIT sounds on the GP1:- http://www.ajamsonic.com/ajgp1.html



Here, the GP1 is used to control the Midjay PRO which shows how versatile the Midjay PRO is - hook it up to any Midi controller and obtain similar/better results:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDEFYANj58k

I like the first sample quite a lot, very realistic. I hope and expect it also sounds clear and full via speakers - this was an issue with the Klavipro I had, its sample was nice through headphones, but sounded too distant with a sharp midrange via speakers. Maybe these sounds will make it into a new version of the Klavipro one day...

rosetree,

You raise an important point. For most of the AjamSonic sound development, the sounds were optimized for live PA speakers (keeping in mind that some of the factory sounds were already optimized for studio use). This way, you get a fairly balanced instrument that operates under both conditions quit well I must add.

This new Stereo Grand piano sound was developed for live use and as such optimized to be used through PA speakers. I am glad you enjoy(ed) it! The GP1 also offers way more editing capabilities than the KlaviPro - but then again, for a slightly higher price tag too :-)

Thanks,