Sound Character and Recording Space
The piano was recorded in the room where it lives, using a pair of high quality stereo microphones placed in the middle of the hall. That placement gives the instrument a distinct tone and a sense of space that comes from the room itself.
The developer says the samples have no dry versions, so the hall reverb is part of the sound from the start. Loot Audio describes the piano as having its own personality rather than relying on a huge sample count.
The phrase patch draws on the way pianos were used in film scores of the late 1960s and 1970s, in a more avant-garde style. Loot Audio cites composers such as Jerry Goldsmith and David Shire as reference points for the library's scoring mood.
