New subject: [linux-audio-user] Is there interrest in a (near) perfect piano for tiMIDIty for composing music ?

22 Jan 2003

Hi Paul,

...
  > Details of the soon to be ready v0.2 beta version
(Audigy (2) only under
 > Windows at the moment):
 > - Between 180 and 220 MB of 48 Khz 16 bit stereo samples sampled from a real
...
  > piano. These are samples of 5 velocity layers of
the piano.
 > - 127 velocity layers.
 > - Perfectly natural piano behaviour and sound.
 > Some MP3 recordings of the v0.1 release can be found at
 > http://project-portability.foad.nl .. These are dry (no reverb) recordings
...
   without any
post-processing applied to them.. Any comments would be
 appreciated.  They're pretty nice recordings.
 What do you anticipate the price to be? 
Between 25 and 35 US$.. It won't be released before it's perfect though and
several pianists are currently assisting me in the getting it as close as
possible to the real thing. The Audigy/Audigy2 version for windows will be
done first. After than a tiMIDIty version 'might' be made together with the
VSampler 3 version.

What I've currently interrested in is if there is any interrest for such a
product for use under Linux..

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Roel / Utopia Sound Division
http://www.utopiasd.com

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