Epic Grand was recorded during the same sessions as Spotlight Piano, using the same Steinway Model D and an extensive microphone array. While Spotlight Piano features softer dynamics, Epic Grand emphasises the upper dynamics, with notes played in octaves. This results in a grand, epic sound reminiscent of Vangelis’ “Chariots of Fire” and commonly heard in modern blockbuster trailer scores.

The library includes close, mid, and far microphone signals, captured in a large concert hall. Additional sound-shaping controls offer numerous options for composers to infuse their next piece with more grandeur and impact.

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Epic Grand was recorded during the same sessions as Spotlight Piano, using the same Steinway Model D and an extensive microphone array. While Spotlight Piano features softer dynamics, Epic Grand emphasises the upper dynamics, with notes played in octaves. This results in a grand, epic sound reminiscent of Vangelis’ “Chariots of Fire” and commonly heard in modern blockbuster trailer scores.

The library includes close, mid, and far microphone signals, captured in a large concert hall. Additional sound-shaping controls offer numerous options for composers to infuse their next piece with more grandeur and impact.

{See video at top of page}

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