NOIRE Grand Piano (Particles Presets) | Native Instruments

This demo features 2 Particles presets from NOIRE Pure Category. This is the latest Native Instrument piano library.
Amazon links for products used in this video:
M-Audio UNO Midi to USB cable: amzn.to/2D8rNZI
Korg Kronos 2: amzn.to/2Iaz2En
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[@nikostheotokatos]

Brilliant composition, as usual... I really don't care about the keybords or vsts you test, I am stuck with your musical ideas and the variations. You clearly are coming from classical music (and mainly romantic era, Chopin, Liszt etc, I also have listened much of this for many years), but you play this kind of music as it should be played while improvising! I made a playlist of all your "demos" (because this is not just a demo, it's a musical creature) and trying to understand your methods and do the same, adapting of course to my piano level. I realy enjoy it, I feel like I just discovered another piano dimension, thank you!!

[@BleedingEdgeOfProgress]

They should release the "particles" as its own separate software, or hardware device - hopefully, they're already working on it.

[@InTheMixReviews]

Good idea!

[@JayChokdee]

Come for some demo, stay for your playing. It's so good!

[@InTheMixReviews]

Thanks man. Glad to have you around

[@InTheMixReviews]

Featuring 2 Particles Presets from NOIRE Pure category. A list of products used in this video in the description...

[@pianoproducer]

Seems that playing less is more with the Particles Engine. Gotta give it space to work its magic.

[@InTheMixReviews]

Yes. It really depends on the amount of FX and settings as well. Once you decide what settings you like, you'll be able to work out note values and tempo easily.

[@pianoproducer]

@@InTheMixReviews Looks like a lot of fun to experiment with. Thanks for your video play-throughs - always look forward to hearing these new sampled pianos in skilled hands.

[@hvanmegen]

This is a very meager demo.. check out the NI walkthrough at kzbin.info/www/bejne/d33dfXx6rreelZo for more examples.

[@hollybrabra]

I enjoyed your playing very much. But I’m still not convinced I need yet another piano vst.

[@InTheMixReviews]

Thanks. If you don’t see yourself using the particles engine, maybe you don’t actually need another piano library at the moment.

[@l.mrteera]

Oh, my god.

[@raworshipkeys]

Hi sir. I would like to ask how to upload best quality sound using native instrument pianos. When I uploads it seems like the sound is too compressed and it doesnt sound like the original. How can I upload on youtube with the same sound quality as what I hear while it is still on my daw? Thank you for the reply

[@InTheMixReviews]

Hello RA. Honestly I don't know if there's a particular method for this. Here's how I do it. I record at 24/48 and export the audio as Wav. I use that file to render the video in Adobe Premiere. There's a 1080p preset in adobe that exports the audio as a 320 mp3. That's all I do and normally it sounds fine.

[@raworshipkeys]

@@InTheMixReviews what software are you using for recording? Is it logic pro?

[@InTheMixReviews]

@@raworshipkeys I'm a Pro Tools user.

[@raworshipkeys]

@@InTheMixReviews thank you sir

[@raworshipkeys]

@@InTheMixReviews is there a difference between pro tools and logic pro fx/garagebend when it comes to the quality of exported files?

[@wickfut]

does the particles engine transmit to a midi channel or are you stuck with the onboard piano?

[@InTheMixReviews]

A good question that I don't have an answer to at the moment. My wild guess would be that you could only use this engine with onboard piano.

[@hvanmegen]

As far as I've seen it only works with the onboard piano, but you can record the particles engine output separately by just re-recording your piano track with the slider set all the way to the particles effect only, muting the normal piano, so post-processing of the sound output is possible.

[@InTheMixReviews]

True. I was just experimenting with that yesterday. You can even get rid of that sharp piano attack