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Sonora Cinematic Verticale £49

Upright pianos have always been a popular instrument for conveying sensitive and intimate textures in production. Ranging from singer/songwriter material, to televisual scoring, the place of the upright is secure. However, this domain has been infiltrated in recent years, by the use of felts, creating an even softer and more intimate texture.

Upright and Verticale

The name Verticale is associated with the name given to upright pianos in Italy. The package itself constitutes a perfectly formed Kontakt instrument, which is NI library compliant, providing two patches; a natural upright

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