Playing ALL 7 pianos by Native Instruments

I demo 7 different pianos from Native Instruments and briefly share my thoughts on them. The pianos include: Grandeur, Maverick, Gentleman, Alicia's Keys, Una Corda, Giant and Noire.

0:23 The Gentleman
2:37 The Grandeur
5:00 The Maverick
7:29 Alicia's Keys
13:40 The Giant
17:01 Una Corda
20:47 Noire

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0:23 The Gentleman
2:37 The Grandeur
5:00 The Maverick
7:29 Alicia's Keys
13:40 The Giant
17:01 Una Corda
20:47 Noire

[SunCrushr]

The Giant isn't simulating a fake really tall piano. It's sampled from an actual really tall piano. It's sampled from the Klavins Piano Model 370i, a two story tall upright piano. The Una Corda is also a real instrument from the same company, which has one string per note.

[angelinamartinez]

the grandeur sounds absolutely beautiful and natural

[danielmarques]

Maybe It Wasn't the objective but, your playing helped me chill for a test. Thanks mate!

[Th_RealDirtyDan]

I love me a good clear and crisp sounding grand piano. You can always take away from the sound and make it darker, but it's much tricker to put it back in and make it brighter. Noire and Gandeur are definitely my favorites here

[vacation_generation]

Lovely playing. Nice demo. You obviously know your stuff! I have Native Instruments Ultimate Collection but its great to hear it through someone elses fingers and technique. You show how each piano is suited to different styles of playing very well. Brilliant.

[maikpagels]

What a great presentation! Good to hear the possibilities and sounds - on top... your variety of playing is stunning! Thank you for this video.

[armandogarciaruiz]

Very sweet and chill video bro! Cheers Mr.coatseller!

[Zeravan]

i’ve never seen your videos before, but i decided to love you the moment you hit the keys. 🧡 greatly appreciate this video for so many reasons 🙏

[markshveima]

Great overview! I really enjoyed the time you took with each of the sounds and hearing your commentary as well.

[Witness]

Very beautiful playing! Just incredible.

[braddelallana]

Wow i love your playing for the gentleman portion! It made me feel like i was in a black and white movie haha

[myles]

Remember what the old sampled Pianos used to sound like on the Korg Triton and Roland modules?!?! Crazy how far ahead we are now.

[davidowle]

Props to your chops. I've mostly watched your modular stuf until now. It's clear to me how equalizing synth gear is -- one can get great musical results with minimal virtuosity or even music theory training. Watching you tickle the ivories just now shows me that you're coming from a place of many hours of a traditional music practice (maybe everyone already knew that about you? Am I late to the party?). That's definitely something special in my eyes. I'm inspired. Anyhoo... I thoroughly enjoyed watching and hearing you today. Thanks.

[EldarBaruch]

Beautiful playing and pianos presentation.:) Thank you.

[wally]

Thanks for your video. Because you play so nice and relaxed - not too many notes, not too impressive- it's easier to just listen to the sound. Well done!

[MikeUIibarri]

This is the first demo video where the playing really suites the different instruments. Actually matches the graphics. Well done.

[rossbarmache]

thanks man their are lots of videos like this but most of them i find unhelpful and hard to watch when trying to find options for different piano sounds, you had just the right amount of talking and playing!

[ivanninkovic]

OK, sir, I have to tell you. This is by far the best "demo some VST" video I've ever seen, especially of piano VSTs. Everyone rapes pianos with contemporary harmonies, blending everything in one big mess. I don't even like classical music that much, but you delivered exactly what a musician needs to hear when deciding on a new VST. All the nuances, all the dynamics, all the individual characters. Kudos. Thank you very much.

[spirolabsmontreal]

thanks i have these and its really great to watch your hands move around and I like how you describe them