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While programming my first library I ran into the need to have an acoustic piano sound. Since I don't have a real piano to sample, I decided to synthesize it from scratch using "traditional" subtractive synthesis technique. This is my first good result and has been achived only by using basic oscillators, filters and so on. The only downside is the limited polyphony due to heavy CPU usage so I sampled almost every key and mapped them into a sampler in order to make this sound more usable.
 

 

Midi file provided by Purgatory Creek
Modular piano by Luca Capozzi - 2009

Update Oct. 14, 2009: Added color control and individual string detuning.

14/10/2009: Color set to 25 - Strings detuned
Excerpt from Liszt Piano Concerto n.1
Update Nov. 7: Trying different filters and parameters. Chopin Etude Op.10 n.4
 
Luca Capozzi - 2009
www.lucacapozzi.com
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Luca Capozzi
Luca Capozzi, 10-11-09
Thank you guys. This is still a work in progress and today I managed to get a better result then one you can hear in the video
Jay Pellizzi
Jay Pellizzi, 10-11-09
Sounds amazing!
Gianni Varrica
Gianni Varrica, 10-11-09
Enthusiastic Mode Off\ Very nice work - Enthusiastic mode on/ Luca, sei un maledetto genio, come sempre! :-)
Carlo Castellano
Carlo Castellano, 10-11-09
spectacular!
 
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