T2L Piano

T2L Piano is a groundbreaking plug-in that brings the legendary Platinum Series piano sounds from Dexibell's hardware instruments into your DAW.

Experience the unmatched realism of world-class grand pianos, captured with 48 kHz / 24-bit sampling technology and enhanced by Dexibell's unique T2L (True to Life) hybrid engine, which combines high-definition sampling with advanced physical modeling.

Unlike conventional VSTs, T2L Piano offers an unprecedented level of detail, including sympathetic resonance, variable bass note release, staccato resonance, and authentic damper pedal and key release noises, all of which can be finely adjusted to suit your playing style. Users can even customize hammer noises and other intricate mechanical sounds, ensuring a truly personalized experience.

Despite delivering an astonishingly high-fidelity sound, T2L Piano is optimized for efficiency, requiring less CPU power and RAM compared to other high-end VSTs on the market. Thanks to the revolutionary T2L technology, it achieves superior realism without excessive sample memory requirements, making it an ideal choice for professional musicians, producers, and live performers.

Elevate your productions with the authentic sound of the world's most celebrated pianos—T2L Piano by DEXIBELL is your key to the ultimate piano experience.

The Pianos:

• USA: Powerful and dynamic, with a rich tonal range perfect for pop, rock, jazz.
• Japan: Precision and clarity with defined attack ideal for classical performances.
• Italia: Expressive and lyrical with an musical touch that shines in romantic pieces.
• German: Deep and authoritative with harmonic richness for serious classical work.
• French: A delicate early 19th-century piano, like the one played by Chopin.
• Upright: Intimate and personal character, for indie, folk and singer-material.
• Ragtime: The classic lively and bright sound for ragtime, early jazz, and vintage styles.
• Honky Tonk: Slightly out-of-tune sound for authentic vintage and roots music productions.

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