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Said to be the most expressive and versatile iteration to date, Pianoteq 9 benefits from a newly designed audio engine, introduces a selection of new instruments and delivers significant improvements to the existing collection.
Modartt’s latest Instrument Pack kits Pianoteq users out with a physical model of Bösendorfer’s 280VC concert grand piano.
Modartt revisit the richly complex world of the pipe organ, reducing one of the world’s largest instruments to a mere 30MB.
Organteq 2 adds a new collection of German Baroque stops, an enhanced sound engine, new voicing parameters and improved sound design capabilities.
Modartt’s modelled piano goes from strength to strength and is now, remarkably, available for iOS.
The long-awaited iOS version of Pianoteq has arrived, along with a cross-platform licensing system that allows current users to unlock their current version for free on the mobile platform.
The latest version of Pianoteq includes a refined GUI, a range of updates to existing instruments, and introduces a new classical guitar model.
Pianoteq 7 introduces new morphing features and an even more realistic modelling engine.
Does Modartt's Organteq do for the pipe organ what Pianoteq did for the piano?
Modartt’s modelled piano just keeps getting better...
