So, between the two pianos and the various RAM sizes, dynamics and sustain pedal samples, you have a wide selection to choose from. Selecting the right piano for you is subjective. We worked hard to make these pianos sound as good as possible, no matter what size you are using, and were very particular in the selection of multisamples and program parameters. You may also notice that the sustain depth and length is better than on most sampled pianos. We had our editing staff re-do the loops three times to get it right, and ended up using some very exclusive, proprietary DSP software and hardware to do the job.
Some samplers have a limitation in the amount of characters a program name can have.
D1 represents the soft level and triggers notes up to the velocity switch threshold. D2 represents the loud level and triggers notes beyond the velocity switch threshold. The following section in this booklet contains notes and listings for Akai users. Contact ILIO for information regarding native sampler support. Otherwise, you may use the Akai S3000 formatted version on any Emu sampler running EOS version 4.0 or higher, any Kurzweil K2000 running system 3.0 or higher, any Kurzweil K2500 running system 2.4 or higher, Unity DS-1 and Gigasampler running the latest software versions.