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Very "Cool"
Watching how Christian made this instrument with his Pedalapocalypse setup inspired me to create a virtual effects rack for a very mangled and distorted piano sound, which eventually became my first pianobook entry. Returning to this after making my own, it's amazing how different sounds emerge from a similar approach. I think this instrument nails the aesthetic of NIN, but I think it is much more versatile and I'll likely use it for some Horror/Suspense genre. My favorite part is adjusting how much of the guitar distortion sound comes through, the low hits can get that really nice guitar amp sound.
Kind of magical!
A wonderful and very unique take of a piano sound, which is also very well done and nicely presented. The three different "generators" mix beautifully together, and having the freedom to control the individual levels is simply awesome. My only issue that it's very low-end heavy, and sometimes you can hear some white noise, but that's all. If those weren't a thing, it would be a 5/5!
Ummm
What can I say, this is just stunning. I can think of so many uses for this. The sound just draws you in. I am going to go and have another little play with it right now, If you don't have it, get it.
Beautiful delayed soft piano library!
This will be one of favorite piano library! What a beautiful, soft textured piano sound. I really like the moment keys are released, it will be like another instrument played. Beautiful delay as well. Thank you for the contribution..!
Another amazing addition from the man who started this all
Christian has provided us with yet another amazing sample instrument, which I would argue, yes, fit his brackets of being "cool." This instrument holds true to its piano roots, while adding so much more, sounding like both and piano and a synthesizer at the same time. It lends itself much more to slow moving piece, and playing it at its extremities is rather fun. Definitely one that I think everyone should add to their personal collection.