Boz Digital Labs New York L 1991

Description

This piano produces the warm, clean, and even tone that is characteristic of the builder’s exceptional craftsmanship, a true testament to the builder’s dedication to quality and precision.

Size Matters

Most pianos that we hear in our favorite albums weren’t recorded in a concert hall on a 10 foot grand piano. They were recorded in on smaller pianos in smaller rooms. As much as we love the sound of massive pianos, it’s not always the right sound for a recording. Sometimes you need something more intimate. Something with a bit more character.

New York L 1926 is not your typical 9 foot concert grand piano. The Model L is just under 6 feet long, giving it that shorter piano sound without being so short that the strings sound like rubber bands. Put that piano in a good sized open room and you get a clear, crisp piano sound that is hard to duplicate.

Clean and Pristine

This piano has such a clean sound. With even tone across the board, you get exactly the sound the builders like. And this thing pops. It has a distinct attack that will make sure it cuts through your mix.

Choices

This piano was sampled with 5 microphone perspectives to give you all the choices you need without being overwhelmed with options. Add in some FX like reverb and a 6 band Equalizer, and you have everything you need to craft the sound you want.

Keep your Hard Drive

We put a ton of work into keeping this thing lean so you can have an incredible sounding piano without taking up 50GB of hard drive space.