Recreate sound of "Nils Frahm - Some"

I listened to the opening half minute of the Nils Frahm video and have these general statements to make:

The "action noise" is turned up very high in this electronic piano.  Whenever he releases a note, you can certainly hear the "wooden clacking" noise of the sampled piano.

Next, one hears a very prominent (i.e., too much) "hissing" sound when the damper pedal is depressed. Then there is additional damping pedal noise when the pedal is released.  This reminds me of the old Garritan Steinway sample set.  Regardless of whose set it really is, the pedal hiss is greatly exaggerated in this video.

There seems to be a great deal of compression applied to the sound, especially in the lowest two octaves of the keyboard.  His first three chords are G minor, F major and the C major, followed by a soft lowest C note.  For as softly as he looks to be playing (and because the overtones are less than what comes a few moments later), the piano has a lot of bass and it sustains like crazy -- evidence of compression.  Evidence he is playing softly is that the crazy damper pedal hiss is clearly heard about 1/3rd of a second after he hits each of these three chords.

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I did not try to emulate this sound in Pianoteq, but would suspect turning up the noise in the action and damper pedals.  Then EQ the sound with a shelf EQ curve to accentuate the bass, and turn up the compression.

Cheers,

Joe