Make Your Piano VST Sound More Realistic - 5 EASY Steps

[@dojan6016]

Another thing people forget when writing piano melodies and chords is using the sustain pedal which for me makes the biggest change together with humanised velocity

[@EchoSoundWorks]

Yeah I couldn't agree more! That's why I had that bit in the video. It sound unnatural to never use the sustain pedal.

[@FlowProdOfficial]

This is by far the best video on this topic, thanks Shane

[@loaded_audio]

I purchased the loft piano and it has a perfect tone and weight to it! Something in vst piano i was searching for, for years 👌🏻

[@sonicacoustics9176]

Very helpful tips here! Really informational content!

[@EchoSoundWorks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeffersonavilez1718]

Great video, greetings from Ecuador

[@jeppeibsenlund2410]

Great tips! I also think an ESW Serum-pack with sounds ranging from bright, natural Grand Pianos to squashed harpsichord-style bright Grand Pianos would be awesome!!

[@EchoSoundWorks]

Hey! Thanks for checking out the video. Pianos are hard in serum, I included the best ones I’ve ever made in our pack the x keys.

[@TOXICBERRY]

Thanks Bro, It's Very Helpful!! Love from India ❤️

[@EchoSoundWorks]

You're welcome!

[@flippers8972]

ALWAYS HELPFUL THANKS A LOT!

[@EchoSoundWorks]

Glad it helps!

[@NachtPiano]

Thanks bro

[@iiNawaFGamesZ]

This library on any version of kontakt?

[@superconnie5003]

After I recorded piano into DAW is there a way to change the sound?.

[@EchoSoundWorks]

Is it Audio or midi? What daw

[@superconnie5003]

@@EchoSoundWorks Recorded audio.Reaper

[@flickeringscreens]

If you have a MIDI controller, you could just record that, of course.

[@Superdelphinus]

Or…just play it in in the first place

[@EchoSoundWorks]

What if you don’t play keys, don’t have a keyboard, or your guitarist or vocalist? Is everyone expected to be proficient at every instrument?

[@Superdelphinus]

@@EchoSoundWorks call me old fashioned, but if you’re regularly making music I think it’s worth becoming proficient enough to play basic chords on a piano, yes. Obviously if you can’t afford to buy a midi controller itself that’s something different.