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A sample library of the Una Corda is available from Native Instruments. It's a very useful instrument, providing a lighter and more ethereal alternative to a co
by jdietrich 8y ago
A sample library of the Una Corda is available from Native Instruments. It's a very useful instrument, providing a lighter and more ethereal alternative to a conventional piano. It has a surprisingly complex timbre, evoking hints of a harp, steel pan or kalimba in the upper register.
https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/keys/una-corda/ https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/keys...
- JoelTheSuperior 8y agoThis. I'll admit I don't use it much (it isn't really appropriate for a lot of what I do), but it is genuinely a wonderful instrument.
- notacoward 8y agoSome of the tracks sound a lot like a picked guitar, which I guess isn't that surprising. How much that comes through probably depends on exactly which sound banks, strings, etc. are used. Unfortunately, most of the samples are of obscure compositions. I think some tracks of traditional piano standards, especially side by side with a regular piano, would really show off the sound more.
- fipple 8y agoDang, $150 for a pack of samples from one instrument? As in, 88 WAV files? Is that the usual price for this kind of thing?