Keyzone Classic by Bitsonic is a Virtual Instrument Audio Plugin for macOS and Windows. It functions as a VST Plugin, an Audio Units Plugin and a VST 3 Plugin.

Product
Version

1.0

Sys Reqs

Windows XP, 7, 8, 10 32-64-bit
1024 MB RAM

Product
Version

1.0

Sys Reqs

Mac OS X VST-AU
1024 MB RAM

Tags:Sample Based Instrument Acoustic Piano Bitsonic Keyzone Classic Rhodes Sample Instruments

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Bitsonic and Producerspot has released KEYZONE CLASSIC for Windows and Mac OS X.

Presets:

Piano from Keyzone 1.
Yamaha Grand Piano.
Steinway Grand Piano.
Basic Electric Piano.
Rhodes Piano.

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Average user rating of 4.50 from 2 reviews

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Keyzone Classic

Reviewed By nonewwavenofun [all]
March 8th, 2020
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows

0 0

I switched to this VST from another because it doesn't take ages to load or have a tendency to crash. There's a few different sounds and all of them sound fantastic. Don't see any reason to pay for a piano VST with this around.

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Keyzone Classic

Reviewed By elena2 [all]
June 8th, 2018
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows

2 0

This is IMHO one of the best pianos around, I am referring to the Steinway Piano preset, even better than many commercial instruments or gigabyte-sized sample libraries. I usually add some external EQ for a more natural sound though. I'd have rated it 5/5 if it were not for some minor issues: -The parameters *apparently* cannot be stored (this at least happens with Reaper, I could not try with other DAWs). If I need to modify something from the defaults (tuning in my case) I have to set it by hand everytime I reload my project. This is very annoying (I'm trying to contact the author to understand whether it is an actual bug or a problem with Reaper) -The GUI panel takes some good seconds to open, something I never experienced with any other VST -The A and A#2 (Steinway Piano) have a very subtle hissing noise at beginning which in piano solos can be heard and slightly annoying (something resonating while recording, possibly the samples were not fitlered/cleared) Despite all, it's definitely a *great* piano considering it's free !! One of the pianos I like to play the most. Good work. I would like to see the issues I listed above fixed someday though.

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