Nord Piano Library

A classic 1976 Mark I Stage EP, delivering a fat, round bottom with balanced bells, and a more barky and shallow sound when hit hard.

The Nefertiti MKI is a funky old workhorse that has spent most of its days in the darkest corners of the legendary Nefertiti jazz club in Gothenburg.

This MK1 was recorded through a magic mix of custom built pre-amps, tube amps and vintage outboard.

This Sparkletop is a real vintage beauty from 1967 and was recently refurbished in the US with new felt-hammers. The timbre is set to "ideal".

1975 mk I Suitcase with a special selection of hard hammer tips in certain ranges. Adjusted with "close miking" and set to ideal timbre.

Mark V Stage 73 built in June 1984 and adjusted to ''ideal timbre''. The volume adjustment is ''close''.

Mk II Stage Piano built in April 1981 and adjusted to ''shallow timbre''. This sound has loads of harmonics and bark.

Mk I Suitcase built in January 1975 - with optimized mechanics and adjusted the tines to "ideal timbre". The volume adjustment is "close".

Late MK I built in May 1978 and adjusted to "deep timbre". The amplitude is set to "Low" to give the piano more fundamental.

This Wurly has a nice crunchy bite in the top as well as rough barky personality.

Classic 200A electric piano with felt-dressed hammers that strikes metal reeds. Just add a bit of tremolo and perhaps a dash of amplifier simulation.