Thanks for all the help. I'm gonna release a basic untuned version and then go back over time and create a tuned version. Basically the untuned version has to be created anyway, so I might as well get that out of the way first and toss it on the blog.

New sort of poll and topic. Is this worth doing? Does any of this interest you?

http://bigcatinstruments.blogspot.com/2014/08/iowa-orchestra.html
http://bigcatinstruments.blogspot.com/2014/07/sonatina-symhony-orchestra-for-kontakt.html
http://bigcatinstruments.blogspot.com/2014/07/musyng-kite-for-kontakt.html

 

I don`t know about the pianos, but you can carry it to a f****** bank, phloopy rocks!
Is it worth the time you spent for tuning? That`s a tough one...
Yes, sounds much better and I defenitly give it the virtue. Another great job and because I never did it before:
Thank you so much for all these awesome instruments!

 

Thanks for the response SideShowbob (and great nickname) and the kind comments.
I'm not sure about quite how to tune since it seems like a complex proposition, but I'm glad it seemed to make it better. Good sign there.

 

anything tuned in a proper way sounds better
One time, when I was playing a sonata in F, a friend offered to tune my grotrian steinweg (old german steinway) and his prefered tone F Major...
That sonata sounds really beaty but the non F major musics sound like a nightmare...
If you tune everything, drums too, sounds good but its almost a tremendous job, and some vsts do not care about alternate tuning like no tempered... each time in the music that changes.. you go after.
For me live the life and the oportunitty to change the tonality without retuning...
Your ears must decide your choice, because when we start do things like that one thing is a must: tunning every fretted instrument