Spitfire Audio has released Orchestral Grand Pianoand announced Steven Devine's Harpsichord.
Both products are for Native Instruments’ Kontakt.
Orchestral Grand Piano is designed as a realistic “contextual” piano designed specifically to fit within your full orchestral arrangements.
Recorded through classic vintage mics to 2" tape, both the analogue and direct digital signal are selectable. 4 true round robins expandable to 12 scripted with 4 controllable mic positions (C(lose), T(ree), O(utrigger) & A(mbient) & New preset velocity curves.
Pricing & Availability:
The Orchestral Grand Piano is available until the 18th April, 2012, at the introductory price of £39.
This library requires a full version of native instruments Kontakt to run.
Spitfire Audio has also announced Steven Devine’s Harpsichord, which is “soon to hit our shelves”.
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