All the demos in this set were primarily created with the virtual instrument: "Legacy 1928 Steinway Scoring Piano" - exclusively available at www.8dio.com _product=legacy-1928-grand-pianoFollow us on Facebook: us on Twitter: us on YouTube:
The 1928 Scoring Piano contains over 11,000 samples and two different microphone perspectives, including a Close Microphone and Player Microphone, which was a mix of 8 Neumann Microphones run through a NEVE console. The close position consists of microphones close to the soundboard of the piano, highly intimate and with a clear sensation of the resonance.
8Dio 1928 Legacy Steinway Piano
The 1928 Scoring Piano contains a variety of custom piano morph options, so you can blend the piano with a selection of instruments and create completely new instruments with a single click. The instruments you can blend include Guitars, Caisa, Marimba, Rhodes, Crotales, Bowed Percussion, Glass Marima, and Glockenspiel.
The 1928 Scoring Piano is the first ever to have round-robin based sustains and round-robin based staccatos in combination. The round-robin sustains allow you to get a hyper-natural variation in the sound, even when playing slow and with the pedal down. The staccatos were recorded separately, since the attack of a short note on a piano differs from a sustain.
All the demos in this set were primarily created with the virtual instrument: "The New Legacy 1928 Piano" - exclusively available at www.8dio.comMusic by Bill BrownFor licensing information contact: Dan Silver RipTide Music dan@riptidemusic.com ----------------------- 310.437.4380 [p]2018Follow us on Facebook: , us on Twitter: us on YouTube:
The New 1928 Steinway Scoring Piano features the sound one of the most precious and sought after pianos in the history of pianos, a specific series of ivory covered Steinway grands produced in Germany in 1928.
But it all culminated on the third cellar floor of the San Francisco Steinway store. An old, brown vintage Steinway from 1928 that was protected under a thick dust cover. It was dusty and forgotten, but the piano caretaker had to keep tuning because he loved it so much.
He answered: " ... Because it is brown. 95% of people don't purchase pianos to play them. They purchase them as furniture ..."We proceeded to ask: "Why does it sound so rich and soulful?"He answered: " ... Because it still has the original strings from 1928. The strings have aged like a really fine wine. Consider yourself lucky! ..."And we hope it makes you feel lucky too.
But it all culminated on the third cellar floor of the San Francisco Steinway store. An old, brown vintage Steinway from 1928 that was protected under a thick dust cover. It was dusty and forgotten, but the piano caretaker had to keep tuning it cause he loved it so much.
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