Virtual Pianist
6.2#13 in virtual instruments$129 one-timemacOSWindows
VisitVirtual Pianist vs Vital
What both publish
| Fact | Virtual Pianist | Vital |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | UJAM says Virtual Pianist’s MIDI phrases and included sounds are royalty-free and ready for commercial productions. | The EULA permits commercial and noncommercial music production and creation of commercial samples, but forbids redistribution of unaltered included content. |
| Plugin formats | Virtual Pianist supports 64-bit VST 2, VST 3, AU 2, and AAX plug-in formats; AU 2 is compatible with Logic Pro X and newer, and AAX Silicon Native is not supported. | The official factsheet lists VST, VST3, AU and LV2 formats. |
| Support | UJAM directs customers to its helpdesk for product support and provides a support request form. | Subscribers receive prioritized support through private Discord channels or the forum. |
| System requirements | The product page lists Windows 10–11, macOS Big Sur (11)–Tahoe (26), 8 GB RAM, 16 GB free disk space, a 1280×768 display, and an internet connection as requirements. | Supported systems are Windows 10+, macOS 10.15+ on Intel or Apple Silicon, and Ubuntu Linux 18.04+; 64-bit and OpenGL 3+ are required. |
Virtual Pianist plans
- Virtual Pianist SCORE$129, paid once
- Virtual Pianist VOGUE$129, paid once
- Virtual Pianist VIBE$12,900, paid once
Vital plans
- BasicFree
- Subscription$5 a month
- Plus$25, paid once
- Pro$80, paid once
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.
Pick Vital if…
Vital suits musicians and sound designers looking for a wavetable synth with extensive modulation and sample-to-wavetable tools. It supports MPE and microtonal tuning, and runs on listed desktop operating systems.