Grand Electrix Now In Mac Version

US AraldFX virtual CP70 piano is available for AU and universal binary VST      30/08/06

Grand Electrix Now In Mac Version


We covered the launch of the Grand Electrix in our Summer NAMM coverage when it was only available for Windows. Now it has been made available for Mac users in the Audio Units format and is also compatible with the new Intel Macs.
Grand Electrix is a sample based virtual instrument featuring a new stream from disk custom technology -the Arald piano engine - for very low memory and CPU usage. The samples are derived from the acclaimed Hollow Sun library ‘Definitive CP70’, which features every note, recorded with full decay over two levels of dynamics, of the classic Yamaha CP70B piano.
The Arald piano engine features direct from disk streaming of samples with adjustable buffer size for maximum performance on any system. Samples are streamed in real time from the hard disk, reducing the need for huge amounts of RAM in sample playback. Disk streaming may also be disabled for PC’s with huge amounts of RAM.
Aside from the original CP70 features, GrandElectrix offers chromatic fine tuning, octave stretching, a stereo mode, full control of the MIDI response to match the dynamics of your keyboard, and a built-in chorus designed specifically for this piano sound.
Pricing and Availability:
Special price of $50.00 USD for a very limited period More information:
  • www.araldfx.com

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