MetaPiano is the first grand piano modeled in spectral style. It was built on real sound recordings of a Japanese concert grand piano and carefully rebuilt using mathematical algorithms.
It’s so realistic that you won’t believe it’s not a real instrument. And so light you can email it
Add. Information : MetaPiano was created on the basis of spectral modeling, a technique that ensures the sound is realistic, because it is based on real samples, and not on hypothetical approaches such as physical modeling.
It sounds real because it’s real: sound is created in nature in the same way (simple sinusoids). That’s why it seems organic and warm.
We mapped over 64 groups of timbre components (releases, hammers, key noises, main timbre, resonance, etc.) and recreated them using spectral modeling, keeping a realistic and warm sound in just 60 MB and with very low CPU usage.