Steinberg - THE GRAND 3
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Steinberg The Grand 3, virtual concert grand pianos collection
ARTICLE N° 26872
Presentation
After 2001 and 2005, Steinberg now announced the third version of The Grand, Virtual concert piano collection that defined the past new standards in sound quality and playability, and now returns to strengthen its leading position among virtual piano software currently available on the market.
Other features
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Plug-in Software VST Steinberg The Grand 3
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Minimum System Requirements
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Mac OS X 10.5
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Power Mac G5 dual 2.0 GHz or Intel Core Duo 2.0GHz
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2 GB RAM
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About 32 GB of free disk space
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Display Resolution 1024 x 768 pixels
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CoreAudio compatible audio hardware
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DVD-ROM drive with double-layer support
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USB port for USB-eLicenser / Steinberg Key (license manager)
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USB-eLicenser required (sold separately)
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Internet connection for license activation
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To use as a plug-in or ReWire slave, a compatible host VST2, AU or ReWire VST 3 is required.
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Windows XP (SP2) or Windows Vista
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Pentium / Athlon 2.0 GHz dual core or dual core mobile 2.0 GHz
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2 GB RAM
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About 32 GB of free disk space
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Display Resolution 1024 x 768 pixels
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Windows DirectX compatible audio hardware (ASIO compatible audio hardware recommended for low latency performance)
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DVD-ROM drive with double-layer support
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USB port for USB-eLicenser / Steinberg Key (license manager) USB-eLicenser
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USB-eLicenser required (sold separately)
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Internet connection for license activation
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To use as a plug-in or ReWire slave, a compatible host VST2, AU or ReWire VST 3 is necessary
To find out more...
With The Grand 3, Steinberg notes once again the level of virtual piano software, offering sound quality and blazing expressiveness based on the three best pianos in the most famous cock in the world, like an electric piano and a piano law.
The Yamaha grand pianos C7, Bösendorfer 290 Imperial and Steinway D plus the classic Yamaha CP80 electric piano and charismatic upright piano from the Nordiska piano factory were recorded to provide artists a full range of superb virtual pianos.
The authenticity breathtaking, extraordinary dynamic response and depth ranges make The Grand 3 the best choice for the most demanding musicians, arrangers and composers.
With its support of the pedals sustain and sostenuto, subtle mechanical noises, true resonance and two microphone positions for accuracy and spatial positioning in the optimal mix, The Grand 3 is the current virtual piano most innovative and ambitious.
It goes without saying that each key of all these pianos was sampled as 20 different samples of full-term velocity.
The Grand 3 also features a convolution reverb based on the same technology as that used by REVerence, the first convolution reverb VST3 format in the world, already in Cubase 5.
Also included are several other functions such as tone editor, a 4-band EQ for quick modeling of sound plus a pad for ideas, helping the composer to record impromptu ideas by automatically recording what is played, and finally a metronome to the standalone version.
The Yamaha grand pianos C7, Bösendorfer 290 Imperial and Steinway D plus the classic Yamaha CP80 electric piano and charismatic upright piano from the Nordiska piano factory were recorded to provide artists a full range of superb virtual pianos.
The authenticity breathtaking, extraordinary dynamic response and depth ranges make The Grand 3 the best choice for the most demanding musicians, arrangers and composers.
With its support of the pedals sustain and sostenuto, subtle mechanical noises, true resonance and two microphone positions for accuracy and spatial positioning in the optimal mix, The Grand 3 is the current virtual piano most innovative and ambitious.
It goes without saying that each key of all these pianos was sampled as 20 different samples of full-term velocity.
The Grand 3 also features a convolution reverb based on the same technology as that used by REVerence, the first convolution reverb VST3 format in the world, already in Cubase 5.
Also included are several other functions such as tone editor, a 4-band EQ for quick modeling of sound plus a pad for ideas, helping the composer to record impromptu ideas by automatically recording what is played, and finally a metronome to the standalone version.
Spotlight on
The company Steinberg was founded by two musicians in Germany in 1983. Today, Steinberg is one of the leaders in the field of computer music production. Steinberg's success extends far beyond Cubase with Nuendo for Post-Production, Wavelab for Mastering, Dorico for notation. Since its acquisition by Yamaha in 2005, Steinberg has been developing professional MIDI audio interfaces with the UR series.
