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Old 4th July 2012   #1
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Piano Sample Library For Dance Music That Sounds Like This?

I'm looking for a piano sample library that sounds like this attached sample. Can anyone recommend some options?
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TruePianos is a pretty good plugin that should do the trick, at least if play around with the reverb and stuff. I think Avicii uses it for his tracks as well, and say what you like about his production technique but people like it so what the hell.
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I'm still looking for a good piano. Something that will run in Kontakt or EXS24. I'm guessing something Yamaha. Alicia keys seemed like a good idea, considering that it's a yamaha, but it doesn't sound like a normal yamaha and kind of weak. So maybe a Yamaha C7?

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No one? :(
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Sounds nice, i'd want one too
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well, if you want a real sounding piano, I've heard good things about alicia's keys... but the sample you provided doesn't sound like a "real piano", it sounds like a "90's sampler" piano, in which case you should probably look for some korg m1 samples. The m1 was hugely popular (i think it was the best selling keyboard of all time until the microkorg) and it was all over 90's house/techno/garage records. theres even have a vst version of it for around $50:
http://www.korg.com/Legacym1

hope this helps!

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To get this kind of sound, try a high pass filter and compression on whatever pianos you have. Might be able to get fairly close.
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