Modartt, however, as well as realising the popularity of the piano, has always trodden a slightly different, non-sample-based path to piano perfection. Of late, I’ve looked at a pinnacle of hardware sampling in the form of the Nord Piano 3 and, just recently, I looked at Synthogy’s latest Ivory collection, surely a new standard for detailed software sampling. Music-technology companies know this, of course, and have been offering us various sample-based solutions over the years promising to be the perfect piano substitute. My music collection would say otherwise, screaming ‘synth!’ all the way, but even if you were to add up every synth preset that’s ever been recorded, I’m willing to bet that you wouldn’t come close to the number of times the piano has been saved to tape, wax or hard drive. The piano is easily the most popular keyboard instrument ever created. Requires Mac OS X 10.7, Windows 7 or later, Linux (x86 and ARM).Up to five mics with adjustable positions.Parameters include octave stretching, hammer hardness, string length, sympathetic resonance.Effects Tremolo, Wah, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Fuzz, Delay, Amp, Compressor, Mini-EQ.Up to 49 instruments available in total (separate packs sell for €49).Physically modelled virtual piano instrument.Price €99 to €699 Contact Modartt Pianoteq 6 key features
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