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  • god i love east west stuff i have the vops but want this ,gypsy & Hollywood strings oh why cant i own them all

  • Looks like Darth Vader when he takes off his mask before he dies...

  • What brand of keyboard controller are you using?

  • lol 4:23 - that chick with the cup in the background dancing a little bit made me laugh.

  • @Bidon45 LOL

  • wow congratulation to the developer and the musicians that create these excellent virtual instruments!!

  • these sounds s*** on the motif

  • do u think these sounds can match the motif

  • is funny to see how people gathered around during the demo lol it was great that part sounded really cool

  • amaizinggggggggggg G R E A T EASTWEST.........SUPARB  NO WORDS

  • HELL YEAH!!! i want this!

  • Silk or EW piano's ? that comes in

    "The Complete Composers Collection "

    -it comes with Symphonic Orchestra Gold

    EastWest/Quantum Leap Pianos Gold

    Symphonic Choirs Quantum Leap Goliath Stormdrum 2 Voices of Passion

    Quantum Leap RA

    but i already have a korg triton , and a tone of VSTI's that have piano's in them . Please Message me this comment took like 5 minutes to write (lol) ty

  • @JSpraya lmao ur joking right?? No vsti piano can even come close to these sample pianos which are pretty much the best out there. Realistic pianos have a higher priority in composition, that is if your computer can handle it.

  • @RealSkyDiver2 Have you heard Synthology's Ivory libraries? Those are pretty amazing. Dedicated piano vsti.

  • @hueseph Synthology is pretty damn awesome. I love the Italian one. The Ivory series and piano's gold are my 2 fav's as far piano's.

  • Jawdrop.

  • I NEED IT!

  • When do you suppose QL will be re-recording the instruments in RA, like they're doing with the Symphonic Orchestra... again...

  • the Chinese Erhu and Dizi are really haunting instruments... that was a brilliant demo piece.

  • What's the plugin he has running on the screen? It he processing the samples?

  • I played SILK yesterday and must say that it sounded very warm. The playability was also a plus. As a Kong Audio user I must say that this a very nice addition. And it works on a 64bit os!

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  • East West Quantum Leap and Project Sam are amazing sample engine companies that have dynamic range and expressions. But the best, by default are your very own samples you have created. The phat sound from your original recordings are astounding. But East West has me sold because of their PLAY ENGINE. Also, whats amazing is the scaling that is fixed on the keyboard for you to learn the scales of a certain instrument. Great Work huh?

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  • I am confused who made the first copy of the Dizi , East West or KongAudio, but since KongAudio are very Chinese Dizi Briliant players, do you want me to believe that this Dizi sound that was played was made by East west First ?!!

    Check the free Dizi VST plugin from KongAudio or by the Dizi and you will see it is 100% the same plus more and more effects.

  • I'm Egyptian... These Stuff Are Really Realistic... and this opinion comes from someone who thinks RA is NOT realistic enough !!!

    COOOOOOLLLLL

  • its just a updated version of ewql ra

  • No it isn't. It's all new instruments.

    There is also an updated version of RA out now, but this is all new recordings, all new everything.

  • oh OK u know some software's they don't surprise u at all if u had the last 1 i have ra but to many variations and i don't know what's what cheers

  • That was KRAZY!!!!!!!! It sounds so fresh and real. kan't wait to get this

  • mmmm

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