Ok then no Steinway, wot about Korg X3's Piano 16

[Hollow Sun]

Not off to a good start here.

Two posts and both of them requests that someone does all the work for you. Bad form.

It wouldn't be so bad if there were absolutely no alternative piano sounds available for Fusion.

Have you tried my piano Freepack HERE? It's very popular judging from the hundreds of downloads it's had.

Then there is Klaus's (KPR's) excellent piano product which is available at a reasonable price. I don't have link details to hand but they are here if you bother to look.

And if you bother to do a bit of research, many have offered suggestions for improving the on-board Holy Grail piano.

[psionic11]

Speaking of which, Steve, didn't you also make available a smaller version of your HS Grand Piano, in mono I believe? I searched but can't seem to find the link anymore. Thanks.

[Hollow Sun]

I did. There's a link round here somewhere but HERE IT IS AGAIN.

It's not mono but just one velocity layer. Still playable in non-critical situations though.

[psionic11]

Thanks, Steve, appreciate it. I haven't expanded my 8HD yet, so the regular HS Grand takes up all the memory and doesn't leave room for much more.

[christianrock]

Hey Steve, do you have other velocities on this piano, or just the two that are in the multi-set? If you had 3 or 4 velocities, how hard would it be to get the multi-set to work? All of the Grand Pianos from Klaus are around 30+Mb and they worked fine when I only had 64Mb of memory. So a 4-velocity version of your piano should be around that mark.
The samples for this piano are very good sounding (better than Holy Grail I think, with its destructive compression), but since the velocity switch is so abrupt (only 2 layers) it's not really useful for solo playing.
I usually use Klaus C3 and CF pianos for solo playing, but I'm craving for a good multi-sample set... and I could probably work on the tweaking of the program presets if you'd like.