430 Gb Piano Library...$329

For the ultimate in (better be) everything...requires Kontakt 4 or 5...

http://www.productionvoic...es/production-grand-2/

Price: $329.00

 

Production Grand Description:

Production Grand is an exceptionally high-quality piano sample library for NI Kontakt 4.2 and above, consisting of eight microphone perspectives and over 120,000 samples of a Yamaha C7 grand piano recorded in a world-class recording studio. The library is 437.5 GB in size*!
Production Grand is ideal for Studio Production, Stage Production, Film Score Production, Performance and more!

430 GB*

Format: NI Kontakt 4 and Kontakt 5

8 Microphone Perspectives

Ships on USB 3.0 Hard Drive

Digital download included with purchase: A courtesy download of the 16 bit Modern/Clean Edition of the library is included to get users started before your hard drive arrives. This is a download link emailed immediately after purchase. The download requires an authorized file that is emailed within 24 hours. The download is in 55 parts consisting of 250 mb each.

- See more at: http://www.productionvoic.../#sthash.cVgajHgu.dpuf

That is a serious piano!

430GB?
 
$329??
 
For one piano???
 
Holy 'bend over, grab my ankles & clench my teeth' Batman!!!

Ya no kidding. And for a C7? I mean they aren't bad, but I've never been that enamoured with their sound. They strike me as they kind of thing you get because you want a grand but don't have a ton of space, like in a recording studio or something. I would think if you were going to make an amazeballs expensive piano library you'd look at sampling one of the larger, less common grands.

I've often wondered at the Yamaha obsession. They are the bright piano in every pop record, sampled 100 times and available in every single piano collection. Do a Faziloi at that price. Rare, beautiful distinctive. Why a run of the mill piano?
Yet to be fair the Yamaha I converted (nothing to compare with this one of course) is probably the most popular thing I've ever done. It is what a piano is to many. so I guess they are giving the world what it wants...