Making MIDI Piano Sound REALISTIC!

💥 Watch my FREE Workshop where I cover How I Create PRO Quality Music at Home - and How You CAN TOO here: In this video, I’m covering how to get realistic sounding MIDI pianos. The key to getting realistic sounding piano comes down to using sustain pedal and getting velocities set to be dynamic. Without those two elements, you’ll be stuck with crappy sounding MIDI pianos, no matter good the sample libraries are. My Studio Gear List: -------------------- I personally purchase my gear from Sweetwater and have for over 12 years -- these are affiliate links, meaning you can support my channel by using Sweetwater. The reason I trust Sweetwater is because they have the BEST customer support I have ever seen, two year warranty, free shipping, and they have they best reputation in the industry. You will never see me recommend buying pro audio gear from Amazon Check out Sweetwater: -------------------- Lacie External Drive (storing sample libraries): Logic Pro X: (use the app store) Komplete Audio 6 (audio interface): Presonus Eris E5 (monitors -- you’ll need to buy a pair): Komplete Kontrol S88 (the BEST MIDI keyboard the link is the newer generation): Lauten LS-208 Mic: Avantone Pro CV-12 Mic: Shure SM58: Audio Technica ATH-M40X (headphones - I have 2 pairs): Novation LaunchPad X (also compatible with Logic Pro X): Sample Libraries I HIGHLY Recommend: _____________ Native Instruments Komplete Ultimate (this is the BEST bundle you can buy): Arcade: Signal: EastWest (Hollywood Orchestra): Spitfire LABS (free):
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