Pianoteq Celeste Add-On: Crystal-Clear Bell Sounds – Professional Audio Software & Plugin
Pianoteq Celeste Add-On: Crystal-Clear Bell Sounds – Professional Audio Software & Plugin
The Celesta has an appearance of an acoustic upright piano. It consists of metal plates stroke by felt hammers resembling piano hammers and there is also a sustain pedal. The timbre is very soft and subtle. The Pianoteq virtual copy is modelled after a modern five-octave German brand.
The Glockenspiel is also made of metal plates but is stroke by hard metal mallets held by the musician
and is smaller and higher in pitch. The timbre is much more brilliant than the celesta. The Pianoteq virtual copy
modelled after a modern French brand
has been slightly extended to cover four octaves.
Often encountered as a child's toy
Toy Pianos are usually no more than 50 cm (20 inches) in width
and made out of wood or plastic. The sound is produced by small hammers striking metal rods. Its unique timbre resembles more the celesta or the glockenspiel than the piano. This unusual sound has been somewhat of a key appeal to many composers and performers through the centuries
who used the toy piano as a real musical instrument. The Pianoteq virtual copy is modelled after a two-octave Michelsonne toy piano and is extended to four octaves.
The Kalimba
also known as Mbira
is a small handheld instrument
originally from Africa. It is made of a solid wooden board with attached staggered metal tines. The Pianoteq virtual copy has a default range of 20 notes but can be extended to 88 notes.
Thanks to Pianoteq's physical model
the instruments come in several variants including an exclusive humanization feature for the strike point
achieving a variation that makes them more expressive sounding
particularly true for the glockenspiel where the musician never hits the plates at the exact same point. It is possible to add features of traditional pianos
such as damping
sustain pedal
and soft pedal.
Features:
Several variants of each included
Pianoteq physical model of two outstanding modern instruments:
A Five-octave German celesta
A French glockenspiel
extended to four octaves
Humanization feature varies the strike point for incredible expression
Requirements:
Platform
CPU
RAM
Disk
Notes
Additional Requirement
Audio Card
Ports
Internet Required
32 Bit Support
64 Bit Support
Plugins
mac
0
0
Intel Core 2 Duo
0
0
0
windows
0
0
Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD X2
0
0
0
$58.98
Pianoteq Celeste Add-On: Crystal-Clear Bell Sounds – Professional Audio Software & Plugin—
$58.98
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The Celesta has an appearance of an acoustic upright piano. It consists of metal plates stroke by felt hammers resembling piano hammers and there is also a sustain pedal. The timbre is very soft and subtle. The Pianoteq virtual copy is modelled after a modern five-octave German brand.
The Glockenspiel is also made of metal plates but is stroke by hard metal mallets held by the musician
and is smaller and higher in pitch. The timbre is much more brilliant than the celesta. The Pianoteq virtual copy
modelled after a modern French brand
has been slightly extended to cover four octaves.
Often encountered as a child's toy
Toy Pianos are usually no more than 50 cm (20 inches) in width
and made out of wood or plastic. The sound is produced by small hammers striking metal rods. Its unique timbre resembles more the celesta or the glockenspiel than the piano. This unusual sound has been somewhat of a key appeal to many composers and performers through the centuries
who used the toy piano as a real musical instrument. The Pianoteq virtual copy is modelled after a two-octave Michelsonne toy piano and is extended to four octaves.
The Kalimba
also known as Mbira
is a small handheld instrument
originally from Africa. It is made of a solid wooden board with attached staggered metal tines. The Pianoteq virtual copy has a default range of 20 notes but can be extended to 88 notes.
Thanks to Pianoteq's physical model
the instruments come in several variants including an exclusive humanization feature for the strike point
achieving a variation that makes them more expressive sounding
particularly true for the glockenspiel where the musician never hits the plates at the exact same point. It is possible to add features of traditional pianos
such as damping
sustain pedal
and soft pedal.
Features:
Several variants of each included
Pianoteq physical model of two outstanding modern instruments:
A Five-octave German celesta
A French glockenspiel
extended to four octaves
Humanization feature varies the strike point for incredible expression
Requirements:
Platform
CPU
RAM
Disk
Notes
Additional Requirement
Audio Card
Ports
Internet Required
32 Bit Support
64 Bit Support
Plugins
mac
0
0
Intel Core 2 Duo
0
0
0
windows
0
0
Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD X2
0
0
0
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