【ピアノVST比較】＜VSL＞ F308, D274, CFX, 280VC｜Beethoven Piano Sonata No.8 "Pathetique" mov.1（冒頭部分）

This is a comparison video of the piano software instruments (VSTs) that I own. This time, I made a comparison video of four different piano sound sources from VSL that I currently use regularly. Since none of the preset settings felt right at the moment, I have adjusted all of them so that they all feel good to me personally when I play them. At the end of the video, I have compiled screenshots of each piano's settings (3 planes). In this video, I play the opening part of the first movement of Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 8 "Pathetique". Although the performance is a bit clumsy, I hope you can feel the characteristics of the sound of each software sound source. In addition to this video, I also made a video of the beginning of Bach/Marcello's Adagio, and the beginning of　Chopin's Ballade No. 4, Scherzo No. 2, so please watch them if you like. Incidentally, my favorite sound source at the moment is FAZIOLI' F308. It has a magnificent bass and a beautiful treble range with transparency and woodiness, and there are no distortions from the weak to the strong registers.The VSL sound sources are sold in a Standard library version and an Extended library version to which microphones can be added, but the sound sources I am using are all Standard library version. Equipment used - Digital piano: Roland HP207 (used as a MIDI keyboard) PC: MINISFORUM B550 Audio IF: PreSonus Studio 26C Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-AD900X Software - Video Capture: CyberLink Screen Recorder 4 Video editing: CyberLink PowerDirector 19