Dorico 5 Sound Library Showdown: NotePerformer 4, BBCSO, HWOPUS vs. New York Chamber Symphony

In this video I do a straight baseline comparison in Dorico 5 between several sound libraries using the NotePerformer 4 sound engine. I did not alter the notation or go "under the hood" in any way. What you hear is the exact way the notation file is structured and default settings. For reference, a live orchestral performance of this music is at the end.
NotePerformer 4 Default Library (00:06)
BBC Symphonic Orchestra-Core (06:24)
EW Hollywood Opus (12:39)
Live Orchestra-NY Chamber Symphony (18:56) *world-premiere May 1984
The music in question is the first movement of William Thomas McKinley's Symphony No. 3 from 1984, using a new engraved score that will be part of a new published edition to be released in September at Subito Music. For more information on McKInley and his music, please visit www.wtmckinley.com
McKinley's RUclips Archive: / @williamthomasmckinley...

[@ronald220964]

Composition very nice Bbc Core is good live is always best Noteperformer is for a small file very good dont need expensive computer so its a plus i have them both they have both there uses

[@MrFanSoundtracks]

The last one for me is the best

[@JanKleinSwormink]

In this comparrison I too, find the live performance by far the best. After that I like BBC core best. Noteperformer alone the most “computerlike”. There seems more room in the BBC less mechanical.