Solaris: Bösendorfer Model 290 Piano Instrument for Kontakt by Muze

The core of Solaris is a piano sampled at 11,288 points across 12 velocity layers, so playing dynamics translate into a wide range of tonal change. Recordings were made with both analog and digital equipment.

The 10 mic positions give you control over the room and perspective of the piano. Muze describes this flexibility as the way to build a sound that is specific to your project.

The library goes beyond acoustic piano. Its 50 hybrid sources cover textures and pads, which can be layered with the piano through the layering engine. An XY pad modulation control lets you move between layers in real time.

The 14 built-in effects include a compressor, delays, reverb, limiter, cabinet, gainer, rotator, stereo panner, chorus, phaser, flanger, and 3- and 5-band EQ, so you can shape the sound without leaving Kontakt.