Ravenscroft Piano installation clarification question

[Brian Howerton]

Guys,
This want to make sure I did this right. I copied the Ravenscroft 275 UFS file in to the specified folder path. I then created a UVI workstation folder in my pro tools plugin setting folder and copied those two presets from dropbox in there. Actually, I just copied that UVI workstation folder from dropbox in to my plugin settings folder. Not near a keyboard yet to test this, but wanted to make sure I did everything right. Thanks guys,
Brian

[Slau Halatyn]

Hi Brian,
If the path is:
user/youruser/Library/Application Support/UVISoundbanks/

Then you should be fine. Copying the UVI folder right out of the Plug-in Settings in the Drop Box folder to your own Plug-In Settings folder will work. Let us know if everything's working out.
slau

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[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

Just curious, does this sound any better, in your opinion, than Ivory? As
far as I've been able to see, nothing! and I mean nothing! short of a real
piano beats those samples!

Chris.

[Phil Muir]

In my humble opinion yes. Ivory is pretty good however, Ravenscroft is the
absolute best piano out there. Never heard a piano with such depth. Note I
am known for not easily parting with cache because I have to be convinced
with any purchase that I make. It's currently down to $139.99 so grab it
while you can! Here's the demo:

https://www.vilabsaudio.com/Ravenscroft-By-VI-Labs

And yes it really does sound that good when you install it.