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Vienna Symphonic Library Launches Synchron Fazioli F212 Piano Library for Synchron Piano Player.

News: Vienna Symphonic Library Launches Synchron Fazioli F212 Piano Library for Synchron Piano Player.

The Vienna Symphonic Library has unveiled its latest product, the Synchron Fazioli F212 piano library, designed for the Synchron Piano Player. This new release features the classic medium-sized grand piano from Fazioli, the F212, and offers a multitude of timbral variations and pre-configured mixer presets, FX presets.

The Synchron Fazioli F212 piano library was recorded in the smaller, dryer Stage B of Synchron Stage Vienna. This setting resulted in a more direct piano sound with less room sound. The product boasts 15 microphones, allowing for a wide range of tonal variations.

The Fazioli F212, owned by pianist and film composer Mick Baumeister, was meticulously sampled at the Synchron Stage Vienna. Every nuance of its rich sound was captured, from the powerful bass to the warm mid-range to the crisp upper registers. Baumeister chose the Fazioli F212 for its well-balanced sound and nicely rounded bass.

In addition to the piano library, the product also includes the free Vienna Synchron Pianos software. This software offers multiple options for shaping the sound of the piano and the playing experience. It provides a full-blown mixer with a broad range of effects such as EQ, compressor, saturator, algorithmic reverb, delay, chorus, flanger, rotary, and many more.

The Full Library version of the product features three different sets of close microphones with condenser, ribbon, and tube options. It also includes two pairs of mid mics, as well as the Decca tree with additional surround outriggers.

The Synchron Fazioli F212 piano library is available at an introductory price through February 29, 2024.

The product is currently being offered at a 24% discount for both editions. This promotional offer is valid until February 29, 2024.

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