I can't believe how good it sounds. It uses like 40% CPU on my 10th gen laptop but its so worth it.

 

Just wait until you try Atari 2600

 

Its true that was before my time for sure.

 

Try KORG EP-1. I tried it some time ago, it is the best virtual Rhodes I've heard. Especially impressive considering it's not sampled. This is exactly what I always thought the future would be - and it feels like it has finally arrived.

 

I think its combination of sampling and synthesis. Check the size of installed vst3 file. Its 2GB+
The one from Pianoteq is not sampled and its 5mb.

 

it sounds good but defintly not better than nexus or serum
but this thing could be useful for leads layering

 

May be profiling, like NAM/Kemper/Nebula ?

 

Your comparing a wavetable synth & a sample based synth with an analogue modeled semi modular.

 

"The electric piano sound engine EP-1 first appeared in 2011 in KORG's flagship workstation synthesizer, KRONOS. It adopted the newly developed MDS (Multi-Dimensional Synthesis) technology which expresses smooth and dynamic tonal changes finely corresponding to key touch, something previous sample playback methods could not achieve. In 2017, it was featured in the top-tier Korg stage piano Grandstage, and in 2021, a new electric piano model was added to the NAUTILUS workstation. This plugin version now features the latest EP-1 sound engine and has received new voicing, making it the definitive Electric Piano sound engine.

The overwhelmingly realistic sound and dynamic expression of EP-1 will stir the player's soul and unleash deep emotional responses. Experience the latest EP-1 sound engine and expand your creative horizons."

"EP1: In contrast to the acoustic pianos, the electro‑mechanical pianos generated by the new EP1 engine are based on a resynthesis method that appears to be similar to the Structured Adaptive Synthesis that powered Roland's RD pianos in the late 1980s. In this, parameters are derived from the pre‑analysis of samples, and sounds are then rebuilt from these in real time when you play. "

 

korg should release a follow up to korg triton. saving money for a triton rack and later emu proteus 2000... as long as it works LOL. it will cost me some

 

Reducing oversample from 4x to 2x I went from 30/31% CPU to 18%

 

the sound is important

 

You mean the presets eh

But you like Nexus this over processed FX trance Maschine....I don't say anything more

 

Having that multitimbral hardware TRITON, of any kind, in your studio is very handy!

 

Where are the oversampling & window resizable options?

 

Is there a way to hide the FX section?

 

Press the 3 dots on the top right.

 

The only options I can see for oversampling are ''use trim pot settings in performance'' ''2x'', and ''4x''. Its default on ''use trim''.

Nvm you can select either 2x or 4x oversampling in trim pot settings. Using 2x only uses only 25% cpu vs like 37% in 4x but it doesn't matter I'm only using once instance anyway its not like I'm going to make a real time project with it. So I'm just using 4x for the ultimate quality and the ultimate sound.

 

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select "always use x2". About the resizing, you can't do it with mouse, only in settings.

 

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The more i use this it seems very buggy t me possibly not cracked correctly.