Fl Studio Labs Soft Piano

[Marylouise Colleen]

SpitfireAudio has launched LABS, a new product lineup which will feature free sample-based instrument libraries in VST and AU plug-in formats. The company has also released Soft Piano and Strings, two free instrument patches for LABS.

Along with the launch of LABS, the company has released two free sample libraries: Soft Piano and Strings. Downloading and installing the sample content is a fully automated process. You should first download the Spitfire Audio app which will then fully handle the installation of free LABS sample libraries.

As for the sound of the Soft Piano instrument, the demo video embedded below says it all. This is a beautifully mellow, soft piano patch which oozes emotion and melancholy. The samples were recorded all the way back in 2008 by Nick Taylor at Air-Edel Recording Studios. The signature soft piano sound was achieved by placing a layer of soft felt between the hammers and the piano strings. As a result, the piano sounds filtered and soft, yet powerful and certainly not dull.

offline installation is not possible and another annoying thing is every time you open Spitfire Audio app to check if there anything new you have type your password. It remembers your email but not the password

im not sure if its free. but thats a other question, that go to far.

and if its for free, make it simple. you dont need to count me as a customer because i have to register. why i need a account ? after that, why i need to download and install a online installer ?

bpb presented till today enough good independent software of great guys that go other classic ways. that software get loved and spread and honored, maybe with a donation link to support work like this. THERE is really nothing to complain about.

I agree. Desktop software that requires a constant online connection is very annoying and personally I avoid them. Everything that unnecessarily complicates the process should be avoided. What if in 5 years the installers are no longer available or you cannot activate them any longer? The best format for distribution of free sample libraries is sfz-format. No disrespect to Spitfire Audio, they have provided two great sounding free libraries to the community, which is generous without a doubt!

With the sfz format the advantage would be that the library stays usable independently of an online connection / activation. Still, sfz (with the free Sforzando sfz player) allows for individual GUIs and even semi-scripted libraries.

Is more complicate, the app not only download content, install this to, i transfer the files to ohter dir after installation and the VST plugin says that is not possible use the library and need use the app to fix this, then is not possible install or reinstall the library without the app that is a online app, you need login to a online server, then, for me is absurde, i have internet but depend of a library provider server for install a library that use in a musical project and if a problem occurs with the server or the provider, or a change in the license then this is not usable and you need replace the library. really use SFZ or Kontakt or a better offline app ot none app, simply download is better.

Great sounding piano. Godawful download manager/license app with no ability to specify the download directory for a 398 MB file. Gave up and uninstalled. Tip for the developer: All users need is a VST and data folder. We all know what to do from there.

Did you know? That the soft piano sound output is achieved by placing a soft piece of thin felt between the hammers and the string on the piano. This is what gives Spitfire Soft Piano that unique sound.

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Hey there, fellow music enthusiasts! Today, we're about to embark on a musical journey that will take your compositions to new heights. We'll be exploring the Labs Soft Piano VST Instrument, and I'll be your experienced guide on this melodious adventure. So, grab your headphones, your favorite beverage, and let's dive into the world of melodic composition together!

Let's start with the basics. The Labs Soft Piano VST Instrument is like having a virtual piano right at your fingertips. VST stands for Virtual Studio Technology, and it's a way to bring the sound of real instruments into your digital music creation process.

Picture this: I'm sitting in my studio, searching for the perfect piano sound to convey the emotion I want in my composition. That's when I stumbled upon Labs Soft Piano. It was like discovering a hidden treasure in the world of virtual instruments.

Effortless Installation: Downloading and installing Labs Soft Piano was a breeze. It's like setting up your favorite video game - just a few clicks and you're ready to go. Captivating Sound: As I played the Soft Piano for the first time, I was struck by its rich, expressive sound. It's like listening to a world-class pianist perform right in my studio.

Expressive Depth: The Soft Piano's delicate and emotional tones allow you to convey a wide range of feelings in your music. It's like having a painter's palette for your melodies. Ease of Use: Even if you're not a piano virtuoso, Labs Soft Piano is incredibly user-friendly. It's like having a musical instrument that responds to your every touch. Versatility: Whether you're composing classical, cinematic, or contemporary music, the Soft Piano fits seamlessly into various genres. It's like having a versatile actor who can play any role.

System Requirements: To run Labs Soft Piano smoothly, you'll need a relatively powerful computer. It's like driving a high-performance sports car that requires premium fuel. Storage Space: High-quality virtual instruments like this can take up a fair amount of storage on your hard drive. It's like collecting vinyl records - they need a place to call home.

Melodic Magic: I often start my compositions with the Soft Piano, crafting beautiful, emotive melodies that serve as the heart of my music. It's like planting a seed that grows into a magnificent tree. Layering Brilliance: I layer the Soft Piano with other virtual instruments to create lush, cinematic soundscapes. It's like adding layers of paint to a canvas to create depth and texture. Expressive Dynamics: The Soft Piano's responsiveness allows me to play with dynamics, adding a human touch to my music. It's like being an actor on stage, fully immersed in the performance.

My experience with Labs Soft Piano has been nothing short of extraordinary. It has elevated my compositions, making them more evocative and touching. It's like going from a simple black-and-white photograph to a vibrant, colorful painting.

Whether you're a seasoned composer or just starting your musical journey, Labs Soft Piano is a valuable addition to your toolkit. Yes, there might be some system requirements and storage considerations, but the beautiful melodies you'll create are worth every bit of effort.

So, as you continue to compose and explore the world of music, consider Labs Soft Piano as your trusted companion, ready to add depth and emotion to your compositions. Until next time, keep playing, keep creating, and keep making beautiful music!

See below the descriptions of the presets (FXP files) for Pianoteq. You must own Pianoteq, and it should be of the version indicated for each preset, to use these files. They may work in different versions, but the version is shown so you can decide/troubleshoot as needed.

This preset is similar to my Felted Piano preset but is much softer. It is meant to replicate the Soft Piano of Spitfire Audio LABS Soft Piano. This very popular sound is epitomized by Ben Lukas Boysen in his absolutely incredible work on the Spells and Gravity albums.

This piano has a soft character, but when played with a higher velocity, it responds well and comes out of that soft felted tone with some good overtone sounds. The piano comes in two sizes, the 88 and the 64, corresponding to the number of keys. I modeled this one off of the 88 version because that is what Nils Frahm has used.

This one is modeled after the actual C. Bechstein piano in the lobby of the Continental Hotel in Budapest. I like to play the Boards of Canada 5-9-78 song on it as it has a nice musical quality that really brings out the piano sound.

This one is also modeled after the actual C. Bechstein piano in the lobby of the Continental Hotel in Budapest. On this one, I got right down into the piano as it was being played in order to capture the resonances of the wood and strings.

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The Spindle piano by Orchestral Tools can be used via the SINEplayer. You will need to have a reasonably fast computer in order to use the SINEplayer, but this will be the case with any music software.

Spindle gives you that dampened piano sound that could work exceptionally well for film scores and certain types of pop music. It sounds professional whereas other free options may sound cheap just due to the budget put in.

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