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Product Studio Piper
Developer ePipes
Price (MSRP) £75 (+VAT)
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Studio Piper

Studio Piper is a complete virtual bagpipes system but functions just as well as a stand-alone VST instrument plug-in. It has been developed with world renowned, gold medalist, multi-award-winning piper, Fred Morrison, and the Centre for Music Technology at The University of Glasgow, Scotland. Each stage of the production was personally overseen by Fred, working along-side former Tom Oberheim engineer, Bill Evans. Studio Piper delivers an authentic virtual bagpipe from the world's leading piper and the home of piping.

Features:

  • All samples are played by Fred Morrison on his own exceptional instruments.
  • Play Highland Pipes, Border Pipes, Scottish Small Pipes and Uillieann Pipes. (Audio Samples).
  • Chromatic scale spanning 5 octaves.
  • Built in reverb and delay, numerous other audio effects available.
  • Upgradeable sample sets, new instruments and features to come.
  • Long drone samples provide phasing and variation that define the real sound of the pipes, while remaining perfectly in tune.
  • Adjustable timbre controls. Choose your sound: piercing and rousing; or sweet and mellifluous.
  • Compatible with all MIDI input devices.
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