Ueberschall Electric Piano

Electric Piano
If you are looking to create that downtempo mood, nothing does it better than a cool electric piano. And as part of the Instrument series Electric Piano provides an abundance of cool. The library features a custom sound inspired by the classic Rhodes Mk1 and MK2. Hundreds of beautifully stylish, mellow-sounding, electric piano phrases are included, all ready to inspire your next musical project. Electric Piano delivers your next dose of downtempo keys fully chilled and ready to serve.

Beautiful Chord Progressions
With 2.4 GB of samples, the library contains over 350 individual electric piano loops organized into 36 performance-based folders, each featuring multiple phrases in a specific tempo/key combination. The playing style focuses on chords rather than single note lines but tastefully leaves space for other instruments, such as drums, bass or vocals, within your project. Phrases are between 2 to 8 bars in length (up to 30 seconds) and full song-style performances can be created by combining the loops within a single folder. Original tempos are in 60 to 90 BPM range and are perfect for downtempo Jazz, Latin, Bossa, HipHop, Neo Soul, Chill, Lounge and related musical styles. However, both tempo and key can easily be adjusted within Elastik.

Classic And Authentic Sound
All of Electric Piano's loops are provided in two separate soundbanks. A DI soundbank contains all the loops in a dry format, allowing you to add your own effects or ambience, while within the FX soundbank, a variety of effects such as reverb, delay, overdrive and Amp simulations have been applied. Ideal to drop the sounds right into your project mix.

Ideal For Downtempo Jazz, HipHop, RnB and Lounge
Electric Piano provides super-chilled sounds that are ideal for kick-starting your next downtempo project. If you loved our other Jazz-influenced downtempo titles, such as Downtempo Guitar 1 and 2, LoFi HipHop Beats, Tenor Saxophone, or Vintage Bass, then you will also love Electric Piano.

Electric Piano played by Eike Wulfmeier