The V3 pianos are much, much better, and I would willingly buy the app for the upgrade price, were I not patiently waiting for Arturia to give me a good Black Friday deal on an upgrade to VC9, which will already include Piano V3. Apart from the sound differnce, then i dont think you get any presets in V1 you dont get in V2, but V2 have more presets and more piano models. That said, then you can install both, and then uninstall one again, if you wish. But then again, Arturia would have lost sales by adopting that approach, which is probably why I don't work in marketing. I think youll be happy by just installing V2, as it sound so much better. No way would I have bought them otherwise, because I felt we were being charged for the privilege of buying very-much-WIP software which really wasn't 'there' yet.
I only ended up with Piano V1 and then V2 via my purchases of the V Collections they came in. Had I been Arturia, I wouldn't have bothered marketing a modelled piano VST until my programming team could come up with something that sounded as good as these V3 pianos. For my purposes, that made them pretty pointless. + Add a Link to a Sound Set, Video or Resource. If you would like to add an additional resource or link to a commercial soundset, click the button below. The endless options of different piano types, lid positions, mic positions, reverbs and so on, never compensated for the fact they just didn't sound real. Below are additional resources, commercial patch banks and sound sets, software editors and videos for the Arturia Piano V.
For me, none of the pianos in V1 or V2 were usable. My favourite preset is the 1982 piano: finally, an Arturia piano that actually cuts through a mix. Piano V3 sounds waaaay more real than V2. It's all subjective but here's my opinion to take or leave.
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