🔥 APD: YM Pianos (Y7 / Y3) by XPERIMENTA Project Was $118 NOW $29.99!

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PETER’S TAKE: I own several sample libraries from Xperimenta Project and they’re all superb. While I feel I’m good with piano sample libraries, this price ($15 per piano) is very compelling for two high-quality, detailed piano sample libraries from a developer whose work I’ve found to be superb. Note that these sample libraries require the full version of Kontakt.

Finding the right piano VST often feels like a search for a needle in a haystack some sound too “perfect” and sterile, while others lack the playability needed for a real performance. YM Pianos (Y7 / Y3) by XPERIMENTA bridges that gap by bringing two of the most recorded grand pianos in history into a single, highly flexible interface.

Recorded at 96kHz using vintage tube and ribbon microphones, this library focuses on the character and organic imperfections that make a piano feel alive in a mix.

Two Pianos, Two Personalities
Instead of giving you a “one-size-fits-all” instrument, YM Pianos provides two distinct models, each suited for different production needs:

The Y7 (Grand Coda): This is your workhorse. It’s clear, assertive, and versatile. If you are working on a pop track that needs a piano to cut through a dense arrangement, or a jazz piece that requires crisp tonal clarity, the Y7 is the go-to. It features Close, Middle, and Room microphone perspectives to help you place it perfectly in your stereo field.

The Y3 (Half Coda): For those moments that require more intimacy and warmth, the Y3 shines. It has a smoother, rounder top end and a wide dynamic range that feels right at home in cinematic scores or sensitive classical arrangements. It offers Close and Room perspectives for a more focused, “in-the-room” feel.

Beyond the Natural Sound: Creative Layers
What sets XPERIMENTA apart is the “PF Series” engine. You aren’t just limited to acoustic sounds; you can blend the pianos with 30 different creative layers. These include:

Vintage Analog Synths: For that hybrid, modern scoring sound.
Rare Instruments: Including sounds like the Kantele and Glockenspiel.
Organic Textures: Felt noises, paper, and “cotton” layers that add a tactile quality to your keys.

Precision Control for Composers
The interface is designed for producers who want to tweak without getting lost in menus. The Formant Control is particularly unique, allowing you to shift the “size” of the piano sound, while the “Feeling” setting adjusts the response to match the weight of your specific MIDI controller. With real sympathetic resonance, overtones, and advanced repedaling, the library responds to your playing just like the physical instruments would.

This is a limited-time opportunity to add these two studio essentials to your collection at a fraction of the regular price. Whether you need a bright pop grand or a dusty, cinematic felt-style piano, YM Pianos covers the spectrum with a deeply human touch.

Key Features

Recorded with vintage tube and ribbon microphones at 96kHz
Features two distinct world class grand piano models
Includes 30 creative layers like synths and organic textures
Advanced formant control for unique tonal shaping
Real sympathetic resonance and overtones for organic response
Adjustable feeling setting to match your MIDI controller weight
Over 4,250 high quality samples in lossless format
Multiple microphone perspectives including close and room options
Built in convolution reverb with 25 custom spaces
Detailed mechanical noises for a tactile playing experience
Includes 20 factory presets for immediate creative use
Support for half-pedaling and advanced repedaling simulation

 

 

 

 

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