Synchron Yamaha CFX vs Yamaha S6 Semi-Concert Grand Piano
The Experience Piano Collection wins on immediate character and value; Synchron Yamaha CFX demands more system resources for its detailed, expansive sound.
Synchron Yamaha CFX offers exceptional detail across thousands of samples and mic positions. The sound is large and natural, even without added reverb. Achieving a perfectly dry sound can be difficult due to the pervasive room ambiance. It requires an SSD for efficient loading and playback.
The Experience Piano Collection provides exceptional sampling quality across multiple distinct pianos. It offers impressive playability and realism for its price. The interface is clear and easy to navigate. Releases are static, which impacts realism for very nuanced performances.
Choose Synchron Yamaha CFX if high fidelity and an expansive soundstage are paramount and you have capable hardware. Choose The Experience Piano Collection if diverse piano characters and ease of use are more critical.
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Insights from Real-World Use
Synchron Yamaha CFX
- Synchron pianos are high definition with thousands of samples and incredible velocity and mic positions.
- I thought the VSL CFX would be my least favorite of the VSLs. Now that I've bought it, it may actually be my favorite. The CFX was the last VSL piano I acquired, figuring I was covered by the Garritan
- Before the velocity RE-mapping and the velocity curve editor it was weird but now it's a fine instrument. It's only about preference rn - I don't like how they voiced their steinway. It's aggressive a
- The Synchron Yamaha CFX stands out with its signature edge and beautiful brightness compared to others.
- Describes the Synchron Yamaha CFX as an intense, complex, and extraordinarily visceral musical experience.
The Experience Piano Collection
- Exceptional piano quality for the price of $299 makes The Experience Piano Collection a great deal.
- Mic positions and settings reveal impressive, diverse piano characters.
- Excellent sampling quality captures distinct character and tone for each piano in The Experience Piano Collection.
- Static releases really kill those instruments. Some of the most incredible sounds I've ever heard in a piano library, and yet... Once you let go of the sustain pedal and try to play something nuanced
- Hard to find comparable playability and realism at the $299 price point.