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anonymous 18 April 2007

I have recently purchased an m-audio keystation 88es keyboard, with the intention of taking up piano again. Now all i need is a decent piece of software with which to use it. Can anyone recommend me a program that delivers nice piano tones (and possibly a bit of Van Halen style square wave action), and is capable of handling the full 88 key midi input?

Cheers
Rich

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bwmac Wed, 04/18/2007 - 17:56

acid software

Hi there, congrats on the nice set of keys.

if I read the specs right it is USB ready.

There is a site called acidplanet.com
in there tool section Sony has a free recording program so that you can get hooked on recording like the rest of us did. LOL
here.
its call acid express
http://dspcdn.acidplanet.com/acidxpress.exe

as an indie musician I would encorage you to join and get a site like mine.
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?songs=260316&T=3214

then we can share with each other and thousands more like
mark and Collin here
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?AID=108411&t=5102

You will always need to come back to the recording forums and ask your questions and let us know how your doing.
If you e-mail me I will send you some more sites for posting you music but i think I have mentioned enough as they do not pay for the free advertising. LOL :D

anonymous Thu, 04/19/2007 - 02:08

ouzo77 wrote: go to the ik-multimedia site. you can download the free sampletank version there, along with some sounds including the hqpiano.
i think it's the best piano you'll get for free.

Cheers I'll have a look at that. How about stuff that isn't free though? I'm prepared to spend a bit to get a reasonably nice sounding setup.

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