Comparable Kronos piano to the Native Inst. " Giant&quo
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Comparable Kronos piano to the Native Inst. " Giant&quo
Would there be stock or any piano comparable to the giant from native instruments ?,
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Re: Comparable Kronos piano to the Native Inst. " Giant
is there a youtube or sound cloud of the NI Giant ?1Wired wrote:Would there be stock or any piano comparable to the giant from native instruments ?,
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhayExgmP8A
I love this piano and have used it extensively....it's MASSIVE.
I love this piano and have used it extensively....it's MASSIVE.
That's an interesting idea. Let's say I wanted to sample a great piano that I have access to, is there any way I can make it a SGX2 piano rather than just a HD1? I'd like to be able to add the string and damper resonances to it, but that seems impossible with the HD1 engine. How do these 3rd party sound developers get access to the SGX2 parameters? Is it a licensing thing from Korg?SanderXpander wrote:Errrmm going by memory I would say the Austrian Grand is probably closest. At least of the ones I've heard. It's a paid expansion though.
If you own The Grand you could try resampling it. Tbh I never really liked it.
Kronos 2 88, Korg T1, Mesa Boogie Triaxis/2:90, TC G-major II.
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