Sampleson 1959

Sampleson's 1959 piano is inspired by the 1959 Electro - Acoustic Piano patent (with expired lifetime). Using Spectral Modeling, we've recreated it. Its sound is similar to a CP80 but more refined due to fewer strings. It has a RAW quality. Even with reverb included, it's designed for heavy processing and blends well with effects like choruses, flangers, and phasers. Features include an 88 - note electro - acoustic piano, spectral modeling (no samples), adjustable resonance, hammer noise, release sound amounts, a static noise emulator, a scalable HD interface, no need for a 3rd - party sampler, compatibility with major DAWs, and only about 65MB installed.

Using this Sampleson 1959 piano is easy. Just load it into your major DAW. You can adjust settings like resonance, hammer noise, and release sound amounts according to your preference. When using effects, feel free to experiment with choruses, flangers, etc. to get the sound you want. As for maintenance, since it's a software - based product, keep your DAW and computer system updated. There's no need to worry about physical wear and tear. And remember, there's no need for a 3rd - party sampler to use this great piano.