PREMIER SOUND FACTORY
7.3#3 in virtual instruments$16.20 one-timeFree planmacOSWindows
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Virtual Pianist
6.2#13 in virtual instruments$129 one-timemacOSWindows
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| Fact | PREMIER SOUND FACTORY | Virtual Pianist |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | The EULA permits commercial and noncommercial use in music, images, movies, games, websites, television, radio and related productions. | UJAM says Virtual Pianist’s MIDI phrases and included sounds are royalty-free and ready for commercial productions. |
| Headquarters | Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan | Bremen, Germany |
| Integrations | Libraries run through Native Instruments Kontakt or the free Kontakt Player where a product page specifies compatibility, and support common DAWs such as Cubase, Logic, Pro Tools, Ableton Live and Reaper. | VIBE and VOGUE support Native Instruments NKS, while RELIC and SCORE do not yet support it. |
PREMIER SOUND FACTORY plans
- Hellotron Premier GFree
- Wurly Premier GFree
- Wind Chime Premier G$16.20, paid once
- Bass Premier G$81, paid once
- Shakuhachi Premier G$106.92, paid once
- Princess Koto KAGUYA$128.52, paid once
Virtual Pianist plans
- Virtual Pianist SCORE$129, paid once
- Virtual Pianist VOGUE$129, paid once
- Virtual Pianist VIBE$12,900, paid once
Pick PREMIER SOUND FACTORY if…
The libraries suit music and production users looking for sampled instruments, including piano and Japanese-instrument sounds. Check each product’s Kontakt requirements before choosing, since some require the full Kontakt version.
Pick Virtual Pianist if…
It suits music makers who want sampled piano parts or chord-based generated performances in a DAW. SCORE, VOGUE, and VIBE offer different piano models and phrase or style sets.