Wrongtools Mule Piano PRE ORDER at 50% Off: €39 (reg. €78)

[LinkedMusicians]

MULE PIANO is a piano library for Kontakt that offers a palette of unusual multi-sampled piano sounds, designed for composers and storytellers seeking instruments with genuine character.

Specs:

23 patches
2,897 samples
About 3.5 GB of grit and glory
Runs in Kontakt (retail)
Highlights? There’s the Paper Grand, where cigarette paper turns the hammers into butterflies. The Cork Piano, all thuddy and woody like a ship’s belly. The SPZZ Grand, draped in chain, sounding like a piano that’s been through a few bad marriages. And the Mallet Grand, struck with rubber and carrying echoes of gamelan temples.

But here’s the kicker: unlike a lot of “prepared” pianos, this one’s consistent. Every patch has its own world, the same character across the whole keyboard. So you can actually play it—make it sing, groan, whisper—without it sounding like a junk drawer falling down a flight of stairs.

If you’re tired of shiny pianos that sparkle too clean, and you want something with a busted smile and a heart of gold, The Mule Piano is waiting.

https://wrongtools.com/kontakt-instruments/mule-piano-sample-library/

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[peter]

John, the developer behind Wrongtools, sent me over a copy of Mule Piano this morning to try out and I love it. The first thing I did was come up with this little 6 bar diddling on the keyboard. I added bass guitar (Evolution Vintage Violin) and acoustic drums to make it a little more interesting. But I wanted to share it so that you can hear a raw, unmixed version with a terrible player to get a realistic idea of how lovely this library is.

It’s on sale for half off (€39) until Sept 2. Support indie developers like Wrongtools!

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[GoncaloL]

Sounding great Peter 😉

its a shame that its full kontakt only because they end up missing customers like me who obsess over libraries that must show up on my libraries tab.

I understand that it is a cost related decision but my experience tells me that i never ever reach for the ones buried between folders on one of my ssd drives

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