At this year’s Winter NAMM Show, the Vienna Symphonic Library team presents the Vienna Imperial, to be presented along with other Vienna Instruments.
Vienna Imperial
The new Vienna Instruments collection Vienna Imperial is the company’s new virtual piano.
The venerable Bösendorfer Imperial 290–755, equipped with the piano manufacturer’s CEUS technology, was put to work by the Vienna team at the Silent Stage for two months. 1,200 recorded samples per key represent up to 100 velocities per key.
Vienna Symphonic Library’s artistic director and project manager Michael Hula presents this piano on the Vienna Orchestral Piano prototype, Vienna’s first hardware concept study, at the open presentation stage right next to the Vienna booth.
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