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giovannip
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I wanted to report to genre lovers and others a new v-instrument library for Kontakt made by Native Instruments,
it is called UNA CORDA. It is an upright piano sampled from a one-of-a-kind piano built of steel and spruce, completely exposed; the sound reminds one more of a
harp rather than a piano. I found it fascinating, what do you all think? http://klavins-pianos.com/b/unacorda_en.htm
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It probably depends on what you have to play on it
Let's not forget that even the "traditional" piano has a register with only one string... the 3 strings serve to stabilize the sound, especially in the high notes. It's obvious that one string sounds just as good, you just have to listen to the strings
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I must say that the sound is very fascinating, but as Tiger says, we need to see what to play on it. In my opinion, some pieces from Debussy's repertoire would fit perfectly. Can you imagine "Rêverie" played on this?
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I find Tiger's observations and the idea of trying Debussy sensible
