• 1754 Samples in NCW
• 24bit 44.1kHz high resolution recording
• Rich and organic sound
• 6 velocity layers per key
• 3 mic positions (close, player, room)
• Built-in mixer for controlling mic positions
• Authentic release samples
• Recorded in a professional studio
• Kontakt reverb, compressor, filters in UI
• Blue LED buttons
• 2.77GB of samples edited from 15GB of recording materials.
• Custom watermarked for each copy

http://aeronaudio.com/

 

Last edited: Sep 2, 2016

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Yet another C7 lib: How many do we need?

 

You can't have enough! lol
Perhaps until someone creates an absolute virtual C7...

 

The demos are all Chopin-Debussy-Rachmaninov

I would pick a CFiiiS or a model D for such pieces.

The C7 is the greatest piano for a mix.

 

It sounds like shit.

 

Indeed. Now that you are mentioning it... The C7 might be a better choice for pop or jazz maybe?

 

it's subjective...

The C7 can be excellent for classical music as long as you have other instruments to mix in the low end.

http://www.cinematicstudioseries.com/piano.html

 

In the listing of highlights:

"Blue LED buttons"



The fact is that this Yamaha C7 vst is very poorly sampled and sloppily produced, that would an objective fact among proffesionals.

 

Yamaha pianos are good for general usage. In fact, you find more of Yamaha grands in music studios now.