Pianoteq (AP + EP), NI Pianos, Ivory, TrueKeys, TruePianos, Lounge Lizard 4 (EPs), one of a zillion Kontakt libraries, and in the case of Mainstage 2, the built-in pianos (passable) and EPs (quite good!), etc. If you're asking about which EP/AP piano software to get. Here's a thread on another forum re: Trillian specifically:
It covers the host software, the audio I/O.etc. Using a laptop/giggable PC means selecting host software (such as Mainstage 2 for OS X, Cantabile Performer/Brainspawn Forte for PC, or Ableton Live), then setting up your patches there. However, you may want controls to balance relative volumes of instruments, although those controls don't have to be built into the keyboard (grab a cheap NanoKontrol or similar for that). Whether the keyboard can do splitting or zoning doesn't necessarily matter, as your host software will do that for you. RE: keyboard, you'd pick whatever works for you in terms of keyboard feel, carry weight, etc. which has been covered a LOT on this forum. This is really a "how do I use software instruments live" question. The WaveFrame Sound Collection provides you with an excellent library of bread and butter sounds that preserve the character and history of this milestone in the history of music technology.Ī library with the ufs extension can be copied where it is convenient, in the Falcon settings (preferences \ soundbank) add the path to the library.You're not really asking a Trillian-specific question. The UVI WaveFrame Sound Collection is not a huge library containing tens of gigabytes of ultra-high definition wav files – on the contrary, it is a meager and stingy library, masterfully modeled after the original, and weighs just over 350MB.Īs you can hear in the demos, the collection contains many very useful and organic sounds such as keyboards, guitars, basses, string solos, string sections, top brass, bottom brass, brass sections, woodwinds, synthesizers, Pacific rim, percussion. The complete 48-voice system was selling for over $ 100,000 and the feature set was worth it at the time! Audioframe has been used by renowned artists such as Peter Gabriel and Stevie Wonder, as well as leading sound engineers and artists Foley. It conveys the full character of this milestone in the history of music technology.īack in the 80’s WaveFrame Audioframe was the second generation of mega samplers according to NED Synclavier and Fairlight CMI. Famed, in particular, by Peter Gabriel and Stevie Wonder. Complete and authentic sound collection from the famous mega-sampler of the 80s.
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