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Toontrack's EZkeys Vintage Upright features a carefully sampled classic Swedish piano. Dating back to the 1930s, this instrument was picked for its ability to capture the essence of the timbre in a well-built vintage upright piano: the frail silvery treble, the bright, distinct mid-range and the focused, round bass.
Toontrack Vintage Upright EKX Software Download
Toontrack Vintage Upright EKX Software Download

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  • Drag and drop from Chord Wheel or MIDI directly from the song browser to your DAW or to your desktop
  • EZkeys will analyze and chord-separate any MIDI
  • Record or overdub MIDI directly in EZkeys
  • Real-time chord display
  • Chord selector, allowing you to change chords instantly
  • Presets for the most commonly used chord types
  • Customize the coloration of any chord by opening up the detailed view
  • Alter the voicing of a chord in the Chord Wheel
  • “Humanize” any pre-quantized MIDI upon import in EZkeys
  • Transpose individual song blocks or full songs
  • Export songs or files as wave files straight from the EZkeys interface
  • Music theory document including MIDI examples
  • Tune the piano by octave, semitone or cents
  • Dynamics controls that let you adjust the velocity response
  • Three pedals: sustain, sostenuto and damping
  • MIDI-learn and automation
  • Ready-made preset effects from Overloud

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Supported Versions
  • Ableton Live (version 10 or above)
  • Cakewalk (version 2018 or above)
  • Cubase (version 6 or above)
  • Digital Performer (version 10 or above)
  • GarageBand (version 10 or above)
  • Logic Pro (version 9 or above)
  • Pro Tools (version 12 or above)
  • REAPER (version 6 or above)
  • Studio One Artist (version 5 or above)
  • Studio One Professional (version 2 or above)
  • Waveform (version 10 or above)

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