In our “PIANOO Giveaway”, Modartt is offering three full user licenses for Pianoteq. This physically modeled software instrument runs on MacOS, iOS, Windows, and Linux. You have the chance to win a license for one of the three versions: Stage, Standard, and PRO.
We’ve written about Modartt Pianoteq many times, and for good reason. The sonic possibilities of this software instrument are truly unique. Honestly, we’re big Pianoteq fans and love it for its high-quality sounds, sonic versatility, and fantastic voicing and sound design features.
Instead of massive gigabyte-sized sample libraries, Pianoteq uses physical modeling to recreate acoustic instruments with remarkable detail and dynamic responsiveness. From renowned concert grand pianos to vintage electric pianos, mallet instruments, and more…
If you’ve ever wanted to explore the incredible possibilities of Modartt Pianoteq, now’s your chance! Until the end of February, we’re giving away one license each for the Stage, Standard and PRO versions.
To enter, send us an email at giveaway@pianoo.de with your answers to the following questions:
The winners of the PIANOO giveaway will be chosen at random from all emails received by February 28, 2025, and notified by email. The three prizes will be provided by the manufacturer, Modartt, in the form of license keys.
Legal recourse is excluded.
Website des Herstellers: www.modartt.com*
Ende dieser Give Away-Aktion: 28.02.2025
Teilnahme: Mail an giveaway@pianoo.de
Let’s start with what they have in common: Whether Pianoteq Stage, Standard, or PRO, all three versions share the same sound engine and provide access to all Modartt Pianoteq instrument packs and sound sets.
Instrument packs are included with the purchase, though the number varies depending on the version. You can choose from a wide selection of piano models, including Steinway & Sons, Bösendorfer, Shigeru Kawai SK-EX, Blüthner, Steingräber, and more.
All versions are fully compatible with macOS, Windows, Linux, and iOS. Even the mobile iOS app offers the same high-quality sound and feature set as the desktop versions.
Pianoteq also includes an extensive range of effects, with the ability to combine up to four effects at once.
The key differences between Pianoteq Stage, Standard, and PRO lie in their feature sets, which will help you decide which version best suits your needs.
Pianoteq Stage is the most streamlined and affordable version (approx. €140). It includes two instrument packs, but lacks the advanced voicing options available in the other editions. This makes it ideal for those who primarily want to play high-quality piano presets without delving into detailed sound customization.
If you’re looking for more control over your piano sound, the Standard version is worth considering. For around €270, it offers instrument morphing and layering, as well as detailed voicing options. You can shape the piano models to your liking, with note-by-note editing that lets you adjust volume, tuning, and attack envelope. Virtual miking is also included, allowing you to manipulate the spatial sound characteristics of the pianos. With your license, you can choose three instrument packs.
The PRO version offers the full range of Pianoteq’s features. It includes complete note-by-note editing, allowing precise control over modeling parameters to shape the harmonic response and overall sound behavior. Additionally, it supports multiple sample rates up to 192 kHz. With the PRO version, you get access to four instrument packs.
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