No high-quality digital piano will use samples to produce sounds, and Arturia’s Piano V2 makes no exception. So if you want to achieve realistic piano compositions inside the box, then you should really consider a virtual instrument called Piano V2. While many professional musicians will argue that nothing sounds better than a good acoustic piano, there are still plenty of digital options available for those who can’t afford the real thing (or don’t know how to play one that well). I’m writing, of course, about the piano, an instrument that never seems to get old and can be heard throughout many contemporary music genres.

Minor adjustments in GUI as well as in default parameters.Even with the advent of synthesizers, samplers, and digital audio workstations, one classical instrument still prevails.

Kawai Grand Piano module have been totally re-sampled.

Customizable with user controls for: size room, width room, damping factor & mixer, used to create psycho-acoustic models in the DSP environment, without having to load up any other plug-ins. Small rooms can be modeled just as accurately as larger spaces. Free variation of acoustic ambience thanks to complete separation of piano and room.

ADSR envelope generator with several modulation targets.

Full length sustain samples, no loops (natural decay) 16 bits / 44.100 KHz.

Modeled on mastered Piano samples, based on PCM recordings of a Kawai Grand Piano after it has been meticulously tuned and adjusted.

Realistic Virtual Piano is an acoustic grand piano emulation designed to offer 'a breathtakingly rich and realistic sound' - particular care has been taken in the reproduction of the original realism and touch response of a Grand Piano.

Piano v2 vst