same for me!
I probably veer pretty far from the beaten path, but l usually go with āNice Pianoā from Roland, and have Addictive Keys Upright. I like the sound l get from either, and since l play in a rock band, lām not too worried that it might sound (in some way) inferior. I figure the audience canāt tell the difference between a Steinway and a Fisher-Price, so if l like it, itāll be fine. YMMV, of course.
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I still think the Yamaha EX5 āStereo Pianoā preset sound (tweaked to my taste) is one of the best piano sounds for a rock context that I have. After that for more a more refined delicate sound, the Korg Kronos SGX-2 (which is now available in VST form in the Korg Collection 6.
I would expect that @Torsten will use a separate amp plugin, but I maybe wrong.
OMG, this thread is ooooold - at that time, I was actually using guitar amp plugins (mostly S-Gear) after my Rhodes / Wurlies from Pianoteq.
These days, I play most of my ePianos DIād - my go-to instruments are VReeds and VTines by Acousticsamples. When I need a bit of dirt or that specific amp sound, these VSTi also have pretty good built-in options, so currently I donāt use separate amp plugins .
Cheers
Torsten
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