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piano abstractions

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From weightless sustains to cinematic shadowplay.

Original price was: €54.Current price is: €27.Pre-Order

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explore the piano beyond its physical dimension.

PIA

NES

QUE

Patches

159

Samples

2,332

Size

3.44 GB

Current Version

1.0

[requires KONTAKT RETAIL VERSION]

Pianesque offers a long distance departure from conventional piano sampling : evoked through a range of unconventional interactions and effected postprocessing.

BEYOND

THE

PIANO

BEYOND

THE

PIANO

piano-derived sounds that ventures into new sonic territories.

Created with ebows, bows and various sound-manipulation tools

The [FX] button allows for manipulations of complex timbres, enabling further sound-sculpting.

FEATURES

Pianesque is a non-traditional piano library and a cinematic powerhouse
Includes epic pianos, swells, piano-rivers, subs and ebow variations
Advanced piano-derived textures for cinematic and ambient scoring
Unique prepared piano and granular synthesis methods
Works on all versions of Kontakt (retail version), 6.4.2 and up.

Non-Conventional Articulations

Palette of motion-picture-friendly Pianospheres

also included ARE FX-options for personal sound shaping.

Sound Design Engine: Built-in optional sculpting tools for creating longer textures, drones and evolving pads.

Original price was: €54.Current price is: €27.Pre-Order

Play with Translucent Layers and Spaciousness

PIANO TEXTURES

Cinematic Ambient Piano Textures Kontakt Library

Spacious and lucid

Ethereal Piano Textures: Harmonics ripple into soft veils, while muted strikes bloom into delicate clouds of overtones, unfolding slowly to create dreamy piano textures and floaty ambient pads.

SOUND SCULPTING

near-infinite tweakability with our mighty sound shaping tools

RESIZABLE GUI

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▾ PATCHES

▾ BARM

▾ CURRENTS

▾ HAZE

▾ MILK & COAL

▾ IANO

▾ SHADOWPLAY

▾ SOAR

▾ PATCHES

▾ BARM

▾ CURRENTS

▾ HAZE

▾ MILK & COAL

▾ IANO

▾ SHADOWPLAY

▾ SOAR

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Pianesque – piano abstractions

Cinematic Ambient Piano Textures Kontakt Library

FAQ :

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pianesque?

Pianesque is a Kontakt library that transforms grand piano through (analog and digital) guitar pedals, and different cinematic-sounding processing. It’s a resource for those seeking unique breathable textures.

And could act as an ideal backbone for minimalist, emotional, and modern classical scores.

Examples on how the library can be used?

It contains a rich specter of long-lasting pianotimbres with emotional depth and detail.

You may for example create ethereal, evolving textures, or shape those intimate or massive atmospheric layers. Or play with the patches that you can hear are from a piano, in a piano-way. with depth and realism

It includes a big collection of recorded sounds that can function as subtle undercurrents or immersive sonic environments – on top – or within a broader score.

Can I use this in modern film/game scoring?

Yes! Pianesque contains a rich specter of long-lasting pianotimbres with emotional depth and detail.And you’ll find it easy to blend it into your music. A cool thing we’ve used alot is to double it with other piano libraries. The soft and rich sounds in Pianesque makes it a really cool tool to support other libraries. like shadowplay…

It can also be used as a tool for sound design. It provides elements that are both acoustically organic and subtly abstract, facilitating the construction of pretty different kinda soundscapes.

How was piano turned into these long developing textures?

It was all done in a playful manner. And through the many-many patches, you’ll discover that lots of methods has been used. Sometimes directly on the strings – including bowing, ebowing, percussive striking with various implements, and external object-induced vibrations (e.g., fan-induced resonance).

But then also, sounds were often driven through a guitar pedal board and speakers and whatever we thought would be cool to try. It’s a wide palette of coherent piano experiments.

Who is it for?

It is for music producers who like to layer sounds, or that are simply looking for a different starting-point. Something to trigger inspiration and to bring them down another path. It is blurring the boundaries between piano and sound design.