Sound Magic released Imperial Grand Convertible Version, which adds support to Windows 64-Bit, also Convertible Version provides AudioUnit plugin format besides the original Windows VST version.
The Imperial Grand starts with the dark Bösendorfer style sound, and uses NEO Hybrid Modeling Technology. Bösendorfer is known for producing pianos with a “rich, singing, and sustaining tone.” On the Imperial Grand, this characteristic tonal quality is said to in part derive from the inclusion of 9 additional bass notes below bottom. Imperial Grand reproduces the sound of a 1948 Bösendorfer 290SE.
Convertible Version is the latest expansion of the Sound Magic piano sound. It brings the piano to more formats and platforms. Convertible Version uses the core of the NEO Hybrid Modeling Engine and adds a new interface. Convertible Version introduces an add-on data bank.
You can custom design the look of your virtual instrument.
Pricing:
€99
For more details, listening audio demos, visit www.supremepiano.com/product/imp.htm.
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