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burningbusch
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 Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 12:04 am Post subject: Five New Free Acoustic Pianos |
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Greetings,
Just finished up converting some of the free/public domain acoustic pianos that have been available in other formats. You can find them here.
http://purgatorycreek.com/styled/page13/page3.html
Check out the audio demos first.
Busch.
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nowtime
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| Goodness gracious you are a generous and hard-working man! Thank you kindly!! |
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Beeman
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| Thank you so much! Yes I agree, one cannot have too many pianos! |
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DorMan
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Thank you very much!
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michelkeijzers
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Thank you very much for sharing!
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DJ Kronos
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| Wow, thank you for your hard work and generosity! I also downloaded a couple of your other libraries and am looking forward to trying them out. |
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Dniss
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| Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 4:28 pm Post subject: |
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Another amazing contribution.
Thanks Busch! |
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burningbusch
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Thanks gang. It's just cool to be part of this great community.
Here's another example of the Piano in 162. This is completely dry with no reverb. Listen to the more staccato phrase towards the end and you'll clearly hear the room ambient samples. This is the kind of thing you're only going to find in software pianos. Through headphones, you should get the feeling you're right in the room with the piano.
http://www.purgatorycreek.com/DL2/FP/ClearDay162.mp3
Busch.
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Synthee
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| Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 5:15 pm Post subject: |
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| burningbusch wrote: | Thanks gang. It's just cool to be part of this great community.
Here's another example of the Piano in 162. This is completely dry with no reverb. Listen to the more staccato phrase towards the end and you'll clearly hear the room ambient samples. This is the kind of thing you're only going to find in software pianos. Through headphones, you should get the feeling you're right in the room with the piano.
http://www.purgatorycreek.com/DL2/FP/ClearDay162.mp3
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Yes, very nice piano. I think Piano in 162 is the best of them.
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levioter
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Hi Busch !
Amazing work !
My prefered is the Steinway Grand "in 162".
It is smooth and fat with beautiful bass !
Really excellent !
Thanks a lot for sharing !
Cheers 
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| burningbusch wrote: | Thanks gang. It's just cool to be part of this great community.
Here's another example of the Piano in 162. This is completely dry with no reverb. Listen to the more staccato phrase towards the end and you'll clearly hear the room ambient samples. This is the kind of thing you're only going to find in software pianos. Through headphones, you should get the feeling you're right in the room with the piano.
http://www.purgatorycreek.com/DL2/FP/ClearDay162.mp3
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I paid more attention to your playing than the sound of the piano. Nice job.
Oh yah, the piano sounds good too.
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benny ray
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| Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 6:25 pm Post subject: l |
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| Thank you sir. All the piano sounds are excellent and i like the London Upright and it reminds me of my real piano i had many years ago. This is a must download and i cannot believe how the bass notes ring in the low register. May be my go to piano. |
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arne v
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wow..thanks for sharing and much appreciated
D/L now |
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apex
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Another question... Busch how do these weigh as far as ram or streaming space is concerned? I always look for better or equal sounding sounds that may use less ram than what I am currently using... Right now the German grand is in my auto load. Not because it's my favorite of the three that I own...(German, Japanese, Austrian).... But because it gives me the best bang for the buck in ram/sample size and sound quality. (The Austrian is really my favorite sounding) .... Then again it's been a while since I had it loaded maybe my feelings have changed. Lol
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