The CEUS computer grand is capable of recording even the most subtle key movements and positions using microprocessors and highly sensitive optical sensors. Due to a specifically developed optimization process, the Vienna Imperial engine decompresses the samples in real-time, so that they take up only 50 GB of space on your hard disk. The Library contains 500 GB of uncompressed sample data in 44.1kHz/24-bit. The Standard package includes the full set of samples along with the software instrument/engine. The Vienna Imperial Collection is not divided into Standard and Extended Libraries like other Vienna Instruments Collections. RAM Optimizer to unload unused samples out of RAM.Lossless sample compression for using less hard disk space.Convolution reverb featuring three halls of the famous Vienna Konzerthaus.Easy to use interface with unique velocity histogram.Sympathetic resonances for sustain pedal up and down positions.Repetition samples for pedal-sustained notes.Multiple release samples for different note lengths (supports authentic staccato/staccatissimo performances).Audience, player, and close microphone recording positions.Up to 100 velocities per key, 1,200 recorded samples per key.Dare we say, the “Passion of the Grand” has never been more real. And when all is said and done, it boils down to how it sounds. But don’t get fooled by the slick interface – under the hood is a new proprietary piano engine that has been specifically designed to drive this massive amount of sample data and processing power. The Advanced View gives you quick and easy access to more control options such as convolution reverb, EQ, pedal noises, sympathetic resonances, stereo width, MIDI sensitivity and more. The Basic View of the user interface lets you choose between three recording positions (close, player, and audience). No less importantly, the Vienna Imperial is so easy to use. The innovative implementation of meticulously recorded pedal-up and pedal-down notes in up to 100 velocities, comprehensive sympathetic resonances, and multiple release samples make the Vienna Imperial quite honestly the most realistic sampled piano ever created. 1,200 recorded samples per key represent a magnitude of sampling detail that has been unthinkable up to now. The venerable Bösendorfer Imperial 290-755 that the Vienna team hosted at the Silent Stage for two months was equipped with the famed piano manufacturer’s CEUS technology, which allowed for the most precise and by far most extensive piano sample recordings ever conducted in the history of music technology. The new VIENNA IMPERIAL virtual grand piano is in a class of its own.
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