EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Group Buy details here : 
http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27940 
www.vintaudio.com is proud to present the Ultimate Yamaha C7 
Collection group buy 80 copies + = $65.00 + a Free copy of either our 
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our Giga Clean Electric Guitars Collection (Rated 4 stars by Sound On 
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The Vintaudio Ultimate Yamaha C7 Grand Piano library is used by top 
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The library in EXS24 24 bit format comes with 3 instruments, 3 
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Perspective, a stereo microphone was positioned where a piano 
player's ears would be. Eeach instrument is 4 Gigs in size, the 
library is 12 Gigs in size, no loops are used in this library and 
every instrument is sampled chromatically in 12 velocities, + release 
samples 

(Numerous Demos for all 3 libraries can be found at 
http://www.vintaudio.com/Demos.htm )

Kindly
Franky
Vintaudio www.vintaudio.com

I just ordered The Emperor from PMI. Any idea on how
this compares to the Vintaudio C7?
Thanks, JP

James,

> I just ordered The Emperor from PMI. Any idea on how
> this compares to the Vintaudio C7?

While both on the brighter side of the spectrum (as opposed to the Old
Lady), they are two very different sounding pianos. I don't know that the
difference can be described with adjectives. Have you listened to the demos?
Can you not hear an obvious difference between the two? To me the C7 sounds
more "contemporary sounding", if that means anything to you. The C7 also
sounds more "pure" and "perfect". The Emperor has a more "aged character" to
it. Hope this helps!

-Mark