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Piano Poll
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How do you like your pianos
Which Piano
- Choose One that you use the most35 votes
- iGrand Piano34.29%
- CMP Grand Piano5.71%
- CMP 1.6gb IAP0.00%
- Module Piano14.29%
- Module 1.99gb IAP20.00%
- Sampletank iOS2.86%
- Other iOS Sampled Piano5.71%
- iOS Synth Piano2.86%
- I use a VST or AU Piano5.71%
- I use a digital hardware Piano8.57%
- I use a proper Piano that I get tuned by an ol geezer0.00%
Comments
With tons of reverb?
Of course
My vote is for Module Piano, but if I needed a good solo piano, I also have a Yamaha hardware one.
Is really the thing with Piano samples. If you're just comping chords in the midst of an arrangement, any reasonable sample will do since you're probably going to need to EQ the hell out of it to fit in the mix. It's when you want solo voice and piano or similar that it really starts to matter. I haven't tried many of those. Thumbjam or SampleTank generally do it for me. There's a very old thread around here where some one posted examples of each using the same MIDI file.
iM1
Yep iOS Synth Piano for that one
I'm quite satisfied with the sounds iGrand has to offer
It's pretty much between Module and CMP for me. I like the versatility in Module but I enjoy the playability more in CMP. Both sound amazing but while you can't change the sound in CMP, Module has so many presets and means to change the sound its ridiculous. Plus the Ivory in-app makes the sound 100 times better. Nice and deep IMO. But for church services I use the CMP Steinway D sound because it has a darker character.
I'm an Ivory baby.
Agree Johnny, it behaves in the mix as it sounds on its own. The others seem to get a it lost and need tweaking.
Electric, overdriven, and maybe running through a ring modulator. I used to futz around running Neosoul Keys through various effects but, really, Module gets me there.
Me too. But Neo is like a mistress you can never really forget about. And you've still got her number.
I thought "iOS Synth Piano" meant playing the app's virtual keyboard on the glass. I do that WAAYYYY more often than a fella with a 61 key midi controller 12 steps away in the studio has any right to ...
Yes! I've got this beat up old Standel 2x12 amp with trem and spring reverb. Five minutes of running Neosoul Keys through that, I forget it's even an app. Amazing. And the neighbors love it.
I use a digital hardware piano (actually a workstation keyboard), a real piano tuned by various folks
and VST / AU pianos. Never been fully satisfied with any of the iPad pianos.
Only 22 members using piano apps currently?. I do not often use them either but module and the nice free ones that come with Cubasis work well when I do need one.
Maybe nearly all which are posting here regulary
Ya,not many For sure, what's up with that? Post holiday burnout perhaps?
Maybe some people started making music finally instead of collecting apps and lurking in forums
Hey, I may try that myself in the New Year!
The pianos that come with Lyra in Auria are very good.
Very true - in fact, most of the sounds are very good.
Would like to see a video of the Lyra sounds, any on the net I've missed?
Something to look forward to then hopefully in Auria when I pick up Pro hopefully in a couple of days. Appreciate that tip.
Just curious, can you use the Lyra sounds in the original Auria? I usually use my ipad as a sound module and don't do any sound production at all. I'm just looking for the cheapest way to have access to the Lyra sounds.
Lyra is only included in Auria Pro. But you can upgrade Auria to Auria Pro if you're interested.
Lyra is a streaming sample player with support for EXS and SFZ samples, so you can load some of the world's best piano libraries in it. For example, we just tried a huge 12GB Fazioli grand piano from Imperfect Samples and it works great. Pretty amazing to hear that kind of piano library on an iPad.
Rim
Oh dear. That's trouble
I need a terrabyte iPad and I need it now....
Me thinketh another iPad is needed lol
Hmmm just thought though, lush piano through some of the best effects on iOS too
I picked iGrand Piano because that's the one I grab most of the time when needing a quality sounding piano. However, I purchased Module also and really like the Natural Grand and Dark Grand with a few tweeks. iGrand and Module, each have their unique sound. I usually monitor my performance through headphones (Sony MDR-7506) with good results through various speaker systems.
It really depends on what kind of music you create. I am leaning toward jazz and classical-like piano performances. If you need a piano sound to cut through a mix, some of the tinnier or crisper piano could work. You might like a different piano choice if you are creating rock or pop piano pieces.
I am really impressed with iGrand and Module, and would not hesitate to use these iPad pianos to substitute for the Full Concert Grand voice from my Yamaha MOX6 keyboard in a live situation.
Lyra's the best by far. Very large high-quality sampled piano libraries, and the ability to load even higher-end EXS ones. I think iGrand would be second, but the gap is not small.