Recommendations on good piano VST

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Posted by Microlab on Sep-23-2008 14:49:

Recommendations on good piano VST

Hey guys im sorry if this subject had been already discused but please can anyone give the links of free piano vsts? I dont need anything extraordinary, just a simple plugin that could emulate piano sound.

Posted by hasbone on Sep-23-2008 15:11:

mda Piano?

Posted by Microlab on Sep-26-2008 09:05:

quote:
Originally posted by hasbone
mda Piano?

i don't know, just a standard piano... i try to use a built-in piano vst in FL studio but when playing it on a MIDI keyboard i have to press a key very strongly which is really inconvenient. This happens with all the FL plugins by the way.

Posted by Ghost Raver on Sep-26-2008 09:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Microlab
i don't know, just a standard piano... i try to use a built-in piano vst in FL studio but when playing it on a MIDI keyboard i have to press a key very strongly which is really inconvenient. This happens with all the FL plugins by the way.

Go to Options -> MIDI settings and look at "Link note on velocity to" which should probably be set to "velocity", click the "curve" button next to it and you should just play with that until you're happy with it.

Posted by raconteur on Sep-26-2008 18:41:

pianoteq, only emulation without samples...

http://www.pianoteq.com

Posted by david.michael on Sep-26-2008 19:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Microlab
i don't know, just a standard piano...

He means, the plugin which is called "mda Piano".

Posted by hasbone on Sep-27-2008 19:25:

quote:
Originally posted by david.michael
He means, the plugin which is called "mda Piano".

Yeah.

Anyway, if he has fruity, he probably already has it.

Posted by Microlab on Sep-29-2008 16:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Ghost Raver
Go to Options -> MIDI settings and look at "Link note on velocity to" which should probably be set to "velocity", click the "curve" button next to it and you should just play with that until you're happy with it.

savior!

Posted by rubez on Oct-02-2008 19:02:

FL keys

Posted by B_man on Oct-04-2008 16:46:

http://www.hammersound.com/cgi-bin/...0&ListLength=15

I've used the Roland piano soundfont to good effect.

Posted by DJ Robby Rox on Oct-05-2008 04:58:

hypersonic and purity I get the best piano sounds from.

For something basic Fl Keys does that job fine.. IF you have FL to begin.