The story
Every piano tells a story, but never before has one collected eighty-eight different stories into a single instrument. Each key tells a small tale from somewhere in the world, and together they create a rich chronicle of texture and tone.
This sample pack was create LIVE for Piano Day 2022 with pianos from across Pianobook.
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Beware!!!
Great sample library. Beware of altering without saving the presets again after a jam sesh, and you won't lose your settings! I actually got an error message stating 2 files were missing. I downloaded Chapters Piano again and replaced it with the old one, which worked fine with no errors. Bish, bash bosh!
88 times the awesomeness
Having 88 different pianos in 88 different keys is something I never would have imagined. The sound is moving and inspiring! Thank you!
Piano
Bril inspiration, just show's what can be done when a bunch of great minds come together.
Amazingly weird piano!
I really like the idea of this piano, the fact that each note is a different melody loop is certainly very new and interesting, all of the melodies where recorded very cleanly with great quality, unfortunately I find it hard to see anyone use it effectively for a project as none of the keys are consistent with their partners.
10/10 on the idea and recording, definitely needs some more iterations to make it useful.
Keep it up! :D
88 Pianos in a box
What an incredible project. Playing this is really an experience. Since every single key features samples from a different piano you never know exactly what you are going to get and that makes it so much fun. But it gets really interesting when you turn up the volume on the Systems knob. This introduces little patterns on each key in the style of systems music. All of them are different and it's really exciting to hold down a chord and see how the patterns interact with each other. This is very inspiring and a good way to find new ideas. I definitely recommend to try this one out yourself.
