All fantastic sounds, truly. But there are some major playback issues especially involving pedalling that make this somewhat unusable, despite its wide variety of sounds and crisp recording. I would wait for some better Musescore implementation i.e. bug fixes before buying. Shame there are no really decent piano sounds on Musescore at the moment. Best you're going to get is the default muse sounds keyboards one I'd say. So overall beautiful sounds just not implemented properly into Musescore YET.

I believe the pianos sound great are amazing, really world class, but I believe the scripting needs more work in terms playback. Sometimes the piano pedal doesn't sound with staccato samples.

The piano recordings are definitely top of their class in terms of crispness, clarity, and presence, but unfortunately the implementation into Musescore is sloppy at best and downright unusable at worst. When playing a chord of notes simultaneously, the piano seems to take over with a mind of its own and randomly offset some of the notes ever so slightly, making it sound clunky and untimely. In a solo setting this might be okay but when combined with other instruments it stands out like a poor thumb. This also applies to single notes when you give the piano part anything more complicated than quarter notes. Syncopation, sixteenth notes, and tuplets of any kind are out of the question. I really hope to see some improvement in this implementation because as I mentioned the pianos sound lovely, and I'd like to get my money's worth if it all possible. As of now the stock piano sound will have to do.