Kontakt 7 Studio One

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My appetite whetted. I got my hands on the software and used it for 90% of the demos I would come to write over the next two years on the road. Skip forward to 2017 and we were in Los Angeles working with Justin Meldal-Johnsen on our second record, Visions of a Life. Justin is the kind of producer who encourages everyone to be as involved and creative as possible, so that, with an added B Rig studio out the back our main studio, it allowed all of us to jump feet first down the rabbit hole with any weird ideas we wanted to explore.

This piano has seen a lot of different hands. Music students record everything here, from classical literature to wild free jazz to cheesy pop-tunes. In a way, this piano is a teacher: It provides a learning experience for many, playing a great sounding grand piano in a (possibly a little intimidating) studio, maybe for the first time ever! But the sweat of fear on the keys diminishes with every time they return, and after completed studies this piano has taught them the fine art of great session-musicianship. We try out every possible way of micing this piano day in and out, learning everything about a great piano recording. Sometimes with two, sometimes with 20 mics. It tirelessly serves us greatly, it is open for a lot of crazy experiments, and we treat it with care and the respect this professor of a piano deserves.

This is easily in the top 3 piano VST's on pianobook (and I've tried them all). It has a beautiful tone that feels realistic throughout the entire velocity range. It's worth a place in anyone's library.

Disclaimer: I am not a pianist. Disclaimer 2: I have not tried every single piano on Pianobook. BUT... I do use acoustic pianos in my mixes and often, even some paid pianos don't sound good in the mix. There is something about this one that just sounds great whenever I use it and find myself always coming back to it after trying others first.

This library has a warmth and up front presence that is rare in piano libraries. The samplist included release samples in the lower register however i wish they were integrated directly into the piano as I'm not sure how to integrate them. The GUI is not that pleasant but functional and the mic positions are very useful. Overall 4/5 from me.

The sound that this library produces is very high quality and 'studio-like'.The clean stereo ambiences of the studio room are lovable. This set is particularly great for quieter musical pieces. Due to the clean base character, you can also sculpt the sound into almost any direction you want. There is no too obstrusive character here. A few issues I found in the DS version doesn't influence the verdict, I reported it in the Forum: The notes of the second microphone M149 are not present. When you turn up the M149 no sound will be put out. The Apollo and Soyuz mics work as expected. Also, the font on the upper three controls is very small.

This piano has a wonderful warm and bell-like tone with minimal room ambience, which I prefer. Its quite playable, if slightly heavy on the velocity slope making it difficult to achieve very light notes. Its more upfront and in your face. I love the pedal and release noises, though completely over the top by default. Luckily you can turn it down in the settings. The samples are quite noisy, especially when holding two-handed chords. Wonderful instrument, highly recommended.

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Overall goals

1. The course is part of the Performative Design Studio.The generation of digital tools makes it possible to use parametric design as a way of evolving new information systems, new ways of producing building components and architecture.

2. The course/project goal is to increase the student's knowledge in this area/field and skills/knowledge in the field of architecture in general. The students will enter the project with varying degrees of knowledge/skills and will subsequently end up at different levels at the end of the course/project.

3. The individual student must show an increase in the particular skills/knowledge offered in the studio and in the field of architecture in general.

a) Presentation requirements

Drawings:

Siteplan

Floor plans

Sections and elevations

Drawings of the detail

Drawings showing the detail in the context of the whole proposal

Diagrams describing parametric strategies

Models:

Models of detail

Model of detail in the context of the whole proposal

Model of a selected part of project/proposal

Simulation of potential fabrication/production methods in drawings, physical models and/or models of tools for the production of the detail.

Research on fabrication procedures

To hand in at the latest one week after final review:

A CD with all the final material

Very well photographed models

A3 paper version of the presentation max 10 pages

Each semester all students must:

Have 80% attendance on all compulsory activities, including seminars and tutorials.

Attending reviews is compulsory.

If students are asked to do supplementary work after reviews to pass the course, these supplements should be handed in within a given timeframe.

Submit DESIGN task according to specifications

Submit RESEARCH task according to specifications

Participation in study trip or alternate activity

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