Overview: Products Included
Early Pianoforte – one of the earliest pianoforte instruments, built by Johann Andreas Stein built in Augsburg in 1793
Clearly showing influences of harpsichords of that time, the instrument offers an uncommon piano sound: Svelte, present and with courtly elegance. The Stein instruments were a personal favourite of Mozart.
The pianoforte is sampled in its original pitch at 417 Hz (presets at 440 Hz included as well). We captured the sound with 32 velocity layers of each note. Furthermore, we recorded the key release sounds of each key in eight variations.
The sample library contains over 2.500 single samples.
Normally $119.95
Built around 1910 by Dyson & Sons, this unique small tuning-fork piano sports a vibrant, mellow and charming sound remeniscent of a vibraphone, glockenspiel, marimba or a piano. The Dulcitone is the ancestor to the orchestral Celesta. Providing a warm and full bass, it is great for any track demanding an unconsumed yet familiar sound.
An original Dulcitone celesta is very hard to play, offering rough-running and tight dynamic response. We captured the sound with 8 velocity layers per note. Furthermore, we recorded 4 key release sounds per key. The library contains two versions of the instrument, recorded with different stereo settings.
The sample library contains nearly 1.500 single recordings.
Normally $99.95
Media
- Contains Dulcitone Celesta and Early Pianoforte sample libraries
- Around 4.000 single samples in total
- Presets for Native Instruments™’ Kontakt® sampler (full version required).
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