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True Keys German is part of the highly acclaimed True Keys suite of virtual concert giants. With nearly 11,000 audio files recorded with multiple high-quality microphones and preamps, the pure sound of this German piano is at your fingertips. Advanced scenarios and specialized sampling reproduce the fine mechanical details of an acoustic piano, right down to the resonance and noise of each key.

Modern times call for a modern virtual piano: highly detailed and intimate, clean and crisp, a new piano equipped with the best hardware in a modern space, able to shine or blend at will. Realistic, accurate response using any controller, plus sophisticated controls and customizable presets rarely seen in a virtual piano. High resolution graphics, deep sampling and scripting, yet easy on the system. We are pleased to present a modern U taken from a brand new popular studio piano with a modern twist. It's just as straightforward as you say. Why try vertical over large? Prepare to be amazed.

One of the most prolific figures in synthesizer history is engineer and designer Tom Oberheim. His efforts can be heard across hundreds of albums, decades of innovative instrument design, and experienced through convenience we take for granted on a daily basis, including preset memory and MIDI. His influence is as great as any, and his designs have stood the test of time better than most, with models produced today that have changed little in more than 40 years. The sound of his instruments is distinct and inherently musical, with a character often described as "lush" and "massive," and rightly so.

Billed as the greatest concert grand piano, the Austrian Grand is renowned for its rich sound and exemplary dynamics. Deeply sampled on the sound stage of Guillaume Tell in Paris, carefully balanced and lovingly optimized through collaboration with concert pianists, our Austrian Grand delivers the pure sound of a majestic and effortlessly beautiful piano in a world-class studio.

Back in the 1980s, many synthesizer manufacturers began producing keyboards and modules designed for acoustic and electric piano sounds. The most iconic of these instruments was the Roland MKS-20, which introduced the SAS (structured / adaptive synthesis) sound engine. These instruments weren't perfect, especially by modern standards, but at the time it was incredible to have real, playable keys in a lightweight and portable device. Digital sampling has come a long way since then, making these devices pretty much obsolete, but we love their lo-fi sound. Something about early digital sampling makes them unique even today. Old school, a little cheesy and far from modern instruments,

Not 1, but 3 iconic synthesizer-samplers of the 80s plus massive lo-fi drum machine, original officially licensed sounds plus tons of new ones, all recorded on vintage equipment, available as single instruments or in multiple stacked sounds and inspiring 4 + 1 phrases, we are thrilled to present you with our most ambitious library: Emulation II +!