Colorwoods Piano is an acoustic piano with a natural and serene taste but also powerful and crisp when you push it to the limit.
It is based on an upright piano and was recorded with five gradual velocities.
Microphone positions
To get a full sound, we used 6 microphones to record this piano: a centered large-diaphragm condenser microphone, a pair of small-diaphragm condensers in XY, another pair of small-diaphragm condensers in the front position, and a dynamic microphone.
When all mic positions are active simultaneously, the sound is super full and complete. But it is also possible to control each microphone position with an individual gain knob.
This is why Colorwoods Piano can have a soft and relaxed sound with the selection of some microphones, or it can also become more powerful with the most potent microphones.
Controls of Colorwoods Piano
- Control for each microphone position: gain knobs for the four positions of the six microphones (two stereo and two singulars).
- Envelope: Attack, sustain, decay, and release.
- Settings: Gain, curve selection, mode (polyphonic, monophonic, legato), gain, pan, ambience, and glide (for legato).
- Tone: High range and width.
- Wave FX: LFO with different waveforms and depth/speed controls.
- Lowpass and highpass filter.
Windows
- Compatible with Windows 8, 10, and 11 (only 64 bit).
- A VST3-compatible DAW.
- 8GB RAM (Recommended)
- 4.3GB of free space
macOS
- Compatible with macOS El Capitan to Monterey.
- A VST3 or AU compatible DAW.
- 8GB RAM (Recommended)
- 4.3GB of free space
Colorwoods Piano
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