#InspiredBySound 

The much improved piano sounds are great news! I’m setting up my studio, and was expecting to use my old Yahaha MO8 for piano, since I never loved the Logic X pianos, but now I know that I will be happy with the Logic pianos, since the update.

Been looking forward to a better, respectable piano from Logic for a while and this is amazing. HOWEVER… Your playing is phenomenal and more inspiring than all of these sounds. God bless you brother!! 🔥

That is one fine sounding piano. I actually quite like the concert grand though do prefer the other presets, I can see uses for that. I've said it before and I'll say it again, you are one of the finest piano players I've ever heard. Just exceptional playing in every regard, I could listen to you improvise for hours.

Well that was a thoroughly fun way to spend 20 mins. I don’t even use logic or play the piano but it was so much fun to listen to you play and get excited about the peculiarities of each preset.

Thank you very much for doing this video! I am not a logic user, but some of these are absolutely brilliant sounding, and the first couple are really the opposite of that. Lol really appreciate it. And of course, there’s nothing at all wrong with sitting here at 4:30 in the morning, eating cheese and pickles and listening to some really excellent random piano playing. Good times!

Yet another video that makes me think I should just stop playing music altogether! Lol you're so talented brother, keep up the excellent work!🤠🙌🤟

Excellent demo 👍

12:32 what’s funny to me is that, other than the quite nice studio grands, the next time I thought oh I really want to play that, before I even registered why, was when you got to this one. Of course it’s the one with a slight detune. It’s rare to play a perfectly absolutely tuned piano. There’s always something a little bit off, that’s what gives them character.

Thank you.

I neither own nor have I used Logic, but given that your playthroughs are always interesting, I gave this a listen. The one noticeable detail on the studio grand (my favourite) was the harmonics which ordinarily would be attributable to the piano body. These were very noticeable in the higher register. It'll annoy some, but I loved it!

I for one am retty excited to try these out, just got Logic 11 yesterday and ready to explore today.

Fantastic playing and a great video overall. Thanks!!!!!

You are very good at piano!

Awesome play-through! Super informative, enough to tempt me back to Logic, for sure. And, Andre, your playing is absolutely delightful- I could listen to you all day! Excellent work, sir!

I have Keyscape however it’s such a RAM Hog I’m glad to see Logic stepping their piano game up. Your playing goes without saying. You’re an ANIMAL on piano my man. I’m subscribed now!!

Man your playing is something else Andre! Incredible walkthrough!

If these sound just as good on the iPad, I'm going to have a good time very soon indeed.

Logic 11 is amazing. I expect it to blow all other DAWs out of the water, and it will be the legendary DAW that killed all the other DAWs. There are a number of significant innovations. Studio Piano is just not one of them. Everyone has their own tastes, but I think the existing Steinway D is significantly better-sounding than any permutations of the Studio Piano. Of course opinions vary, but I'm disappointed that it was not a step up in quality. It's a step sideways, and a pretty interface does not make it sound any better, just like Studio Strings and Studio Horns didn't really add anything of significance (the new basses, well, those are terrific-Logic was sorely in need of an upgrade there). As a lead AP in most genres, the Steinway D cuts through better. It sounds just as good, if not a lot better than the SP. If it has any fault at all, it's a little harsh-sounding in certain registers. But I found a way to ameliorate that 9 years ago-simply double track it with a pristine copy of the Steinway track layered with the Bosendorfer, which has a woody, more mellow sound (but can't carry a lead all on its own), then lower that track by 3 dB. Now, you have a lead AP that sounds like a single instrument that cuts through but also has body to it. The Bosey overtones mellow the harshness of the Steinway. The only remaining issues are the Samplers are not well engineered for level (but I re-engineered the individual notes that were too loud or too soft in the Logic Pro sampler, and you can, too), and the Bosey is a bit loud in the MIDI '60' range. If you have a lot of dynamics (softer notes) the Studio Piano might solve that particular problem, but it won't cut through like this Steinway-Bosendorfer combination. There are other tricks. I layer in a Korg compressed piano (gives a tack piano quality to things) on occasion, and 'ElectroHarmonix' from Logic (down -10 dB) which adds nice sustain, and if I want a brighter voice, I layer in The Grandeur from AAS, which has a voice like a female vocalist. The Studio Piano might be better for left-hand accompaniment, as that does not need to cut through like the lead does, so that may be where I end up using it, likely layered with the enhancements mentioned here.

Thanks. Great demo, great playing. The sympathetic resonance function does not work at all. I played a 6-note chord (all notes at 80) and bounced it, first with 0% resonance, then with 100% resonance. Then I inverted the phase on one of them, and played them together. The result? Dead silence, indicating that there is ZERO difference between those settings. Maybe Apple is still working out details. But to imply that there are settings that work, that don't, is nothing more than snake oil, and they lose all credibility, immediately. You want sympathetic resonance? The Grandeur has it in spades. BTW, stereo mic A sounds better, and it is also more 'stereo' than mic B. If you play the lowest note, it is mostly in the left channel, and if you play the highest note, it is mostly in the right channel. Mic B is much more mono. I recommend not using mic B at all, and if you want it more mono, simply blend in the mono mic to taste.

Can these piano sounds be used in a different DAW besides logic?

Y esos pianos no llegan a MainStage?