You now it's very cheap this days, because of the special offer. I'm a bit interested for a sampled Piano library and this seems a interesting offer.
Some guys will have more experience in this department with Piano libraries and with the NI libs.
Some suggestion would be helpful or some ideas compared to the other Piano libs from NI (but this libs need the full Kontakt sampler?).
Alicia Keys Piano (NI): what you say?
- KVRAF
- 5913 posts since 17 Aug, 2004 from Berlin, Germany
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- 2034 posts since 13 Apr, 2011 from EU
No, you don't need the full version of Kontakt. It will load in the Kontakt Player. Anyway, I have it and I must say I really like it. It's far from a classical piano but inside big mixes I find it better then other libraries I have (like Ivory II). It's intended for pop things, but I used it in many different projects. If you are going to use it in piano solo I would suggest buying something else otherwise grab it with the discount!4damind wrote:Some suggestion would be helpful or some ideas compared to the other Piano libs from NI (but this libs need the full Kontakt sampler?).
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- KVRist
- 455 posts since 16 May, 2012 from Antwerp
Must admit that miss Keys' music is not my favourite, but this piano sounds great.
At half-price this is really something worth twice its price.
The only people I would not recommend it to would be top piano players who only play classical music, but these usually have the likes of a Steinway, Bechstein or Boesendorfer at their homes. But even then: Ravel or Fauré on a Boesendorfer? Mmmm...
And If you only play classical on a midi keyboard, you probably already have your choice of piano's.
Only: why that Barbi-rosey colored interface? Makes it look like a toy piano, doesn't it?
Still: I've been wanting this for quite a while, and at 50Euro I consider it a no-brainer. It'll be here on Tuesday...
At half-price this is really something worth twice its price.
The only people I would not recommend it to would be top piano players who only play classical music, but these usually have the likes of a Steinway, Bechstein or Boesendorfer at their homes. But even then: Ravel or Fauré on a Boesendorfer? Mmmm...
And If you only play classical on a midi keyboard, you probably already have your choice of piano's.
Only: why that Barbi-rosey colored interface? Makes it look like a toy piano, doesn't it?
Still: I've been wanting this for quite a while, and at 50Euro I consider it a no-brainer. It'll be here on Tuesday...
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- KVRAF
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- 5913 posts since 17 Aug, 2004 from Berlin, Germany
