Vienna Symphonic Library starts sale, up to 35% off various piano instruments including "VSL Bosendorfer Imperial", a super high quality piano instrument with 97 keys Bösendorfer Imperial!
Vienna Symphonic Library starts sale, up to 35% off various piano instruments including "VSL Bosendorfer Imperial", a super high quality piano instrument with 97 keys Bösendorfer Imperial!
Vienna Symphonic Library has launched a sale, offering up to 35% off various piano instruments, including "VSL Bosendorfer Imperial", an ultra-high-quality piano instrument with 97 Bösendorfer Imperial keys.
Vienna Symphonic Library is a developer of top-class sounds for orchestras and other live virtual instruments.
Vienna Symphonic Library "VSL Bosendorfer Imperial" is a virtual instrument sound source for the one and only 97-key piano Bösendorfer Imperial.
The resonance is unique due to the large number of keys, and the richness of the sound is unrivaled by any other instrument.
It is available in two editions, the higher full edition with 11 mic positions and about 300 GB, while the standard edition has 128 GB and 5 microphones, which is more than enough.
We are constantly striving to improve and optimize our products and procedures. This is a special challenge and we have set the bar very high for the ground previously gained with the Synchron Stage Vienna. Hearing the virtual representation of our new Bösendorfer Imperial, we believe we have created a new milestone in the art of piano sampling. The Bösendorfer Concert Grand 290 Imperial represents the pinnacle of the precious heritage of the famous Austrian piano maker. Its nine additional sub-bass notes extend the instrument's key range down to low C, for a total of eight octaves. The additional bass strings create additional harmonic resonance with each keystroke, providing warmth, richness, and depth to the entire instrument. The massive soundboard projects a very wide frequency range, evoking a sonorous orchestral tone.
Various other products are on sale.
Ends 7/16. For more information, click here.
