nice thanks we may end up rewiring reason into cubase just for the piano :P but that sounds great mate

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Igloo check Garritan Orchestal 3Cds with one of the best piano samples i never heard.

How about both *cough The Grand is one big rompler

Igloo try Luxonix Ravity (it's a ROMpler), this VST have good Piano sounds.

Visit Luxonix website

or Steinberg Hypersonic.

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Last edited by djkoso on May-15-2005 at 00:41

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Originally posted by djkoso Igloo try Luxonix Ravity (it's a ROMpler), this VST have good Piano sounds. Visit Luxonix website Greetz.

Indeed, Has the classic M1 piano(8)on it.

There are not really any decent piano vsts, sadly.

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Originally posted by Agility Indeed, Has the classic M1 piano(8)on it. There are not really any decent piano vsts, sadly.

heh yep but sound is .. hmm good on vst some EQ some reverb delay and go

and i agree, there are not really decent piano VSTS

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now if you want a piano, i'm not just talking about your run of the mill shit...if you want a 'real' piano that you're going to be happy with using on anything that requires a piano and are willing to shell out a few dollars for it...i've come to the conclusion on these very serious choices:

Synthology - Ivory Grand Piano

Sampletekk - Black Grand


now THOSE are pianos...forget reason, stienberg the grand or any of that. if you want a piano, those two choices are what you want!!!

well im looking at getting a Korg Triton Studio 61-Key Workstation/Sampler

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I don't think you need something like Ivory grand piano for tranceproduction. These are more meant to be standalone pianosound. Most of their attributes get lost if you use them in a trance-mix anyways. I'd save up my money for a rompler-synth or a sample library

I don't think you need something like Ivory grand piano for tranceproduction. These are more meant to be standalone pianosound. Most of their attributes get lost if you use them in a trance-mix anyways. I'd save up my money for a rompler-synth or a sample library

well we are doing a classical break down orch sounds and real piano so its kinda important to us to get the classical sound

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